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The Singapore Cricket Association has accepted the one-year coaching ban imposed on its chief executive Saad Khan Janjua by the Safe Sport Commission. It has also conveyed to all its coaches that the “passion to win matches must not translate to overzealousness”.
Meanwhile, fans can look forward to more thrills at next year’s Formula One Singapore Grand Prix with the debut of the sprint race at the Marina Bay street circuit.
Finally, Singapore para-swimmer Sophie Soon tells my colleague Rohit Brijnath about dealing with grief and doubts after the death of her brother, Colin, ahead of the World Para Swimming Championships.
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Singapore Cricket Association CEO suspended from coaching for a year
Singapore Grand Prix to host Formula One sprint race in 2026
Five other races – China, Miami, Canada, Britain and the Netherlands – will also feature the format.
Baihakki Khaizan quits Football Association of Singapore post
The former Lions defender joined the FAS straight after he hung up his boots in 2022.
Noor Ali honoured by Sultan of Selangor’s Cup coaching role
The Singapore Premier League Selection team will face the Selangor Selection side on Sept 27.
New women’s U-19 head coach taps on England experience to grow sport in S’pore
S’pore’s Naeya Chandra Sanders looks forward to Netball World Youth Cup after late age-group call-up
Singapore have been drawn with Australia, Samoa, Scotland and Northern Ireland in Pool B.
Former sailor Jovin Tan switches to boccia to keep Paralympic dream alive
A Singapore swimmer bravely readies to compete even as she grieves the loss of her brother
She tells Rohit Brijnath about the tears and pain ahead of the world meet in Singapore.
Yip Pin Xiu: The water warrior
An unbending competitive spirit and hard work have resulted in an illustrious career for the Paralympic swimmer.
What makes swim star Yip Pin Xiu fast? Discover the science of her technique
In this interactive feature, ST analyses how she polishes her technique to remain a competitive force.
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