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National coach disappointed with sepak takraw team’s World Cup performance

Ahmad Jais says Malaysia fell short of expectations, vows improvements ahead of Asian Cup

ISTAF World Cup: increased security at accommodations after recent attacks

National players will have to adhere to special protocols during the tournament to ensure their safety

ISTAF World Cup: Malaysia on an easy path to all three finals

Odds were in hosts’ favour as they see favourable draws for upcoming championship starting May 18

ISTAF’s 16 player list privilege offers limited benefit for Malaysia: Ahmad Jais

National sepak takraw coach, Ahmad Jais Baharun, sees little advantage in Malaysia's privilege to name 16 players for the upcoming ISTAF World Cup in May.

ISTAF World Cup: Malaysia braces for showdown, unfazed by Thai team’s turmoil

The national sepak takraw squad remains undeterred by the conflict engulfing their nemesis, Thailand, ahead of the upcoming ISTAF World Cup Championship in Kuala Lumpur this May.
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