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Ups and downs of M'sian sports? Watch Sinar Daily's Sports Matters Podcast series to know more

By SINAR DAILY
09 May 2023 11:30am
Sports Matters will cover what happens behind closed doors in the sports industry, including mismanagement and abuse.
Sports Matters will cover what happens behind closed doors in the sports industry, including mismanagement and abuse.
SHAH ALAM - Want to hear all about sports? We mean not just on players' performance and results but other factors such as training, nutrition, team management, governance, and leadership.

Tune in to Sinar Daily's Sports Matters Podcast Series! You will get so much more!

In addition, Sports Matters will also cover what happens behind closed doors in the sports industry, including mismanagement and abuse.

We believe it's important to shine a light on these issues and discuss them openly.

The first series of Sports Matters will focus on the SEA Games in Cambodia this year. Follow us for the latest updates and join us in discussing Team Malaysia's performance.

Hosted by national cyclist Adilla J. Sam, the podcast features guests from the sports industry who will provide valuable insights into what's happening in Malaysian sports.

This is where we go deeper and learn what's really going on in the world of sports.

We will be transparent and truthful from all sides and provide a platform for voices that we may not hear otherwise.

Join us for Sports Matters - the podcast for true sports enthusiasts!
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