SINGAPORE - The Asean Basketball League (ABL) is likely to start its 11th season in the first quarter of next year, instead of its usual final-quarter tip-off this year.
The coronavirus pandemic had forced the competition's indefinite suspension since March, but ABL and Singapore Slingers co-owner Wee Siew Kim told The Straits Times the league is here to stay.
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