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BY Fadhil Yunus

Karate joined a long line of sports that resumed training activities at indoor sports facilities in Brunei Darussalam in line with strict health and safety protocols laid out by the authorities.

Some 15 exponents attended the most recent training session at the Menglait Sports Complex on Friday afternoon as registration records showed them training for at least two hours. The combat sport currently shares a training ground with pencak silat, taekwondo and fencing, that recently found a new home following their relocation from their main base at the fencing hall of the Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium.

A screenshot image of Maziah Mahusin in the video campaign

BY Fadhil Yunus

Brunei Darussalam’s sporting stars made an appearance in the ‘Goals for Education – Your Goals Matter’ for their Goals donation drive video campaign launched by Dynamik Technologies and Progresif recently.

Brunei’s first female Olympian and hurdler Maziah Mahusin, national bowler Faiz Dzuhairy, national netball player Nur Hafizah Haji Abdul Sidek and Malaysian Cup winner Rosanan Samak underlined the spirit of the cause by making a goal in their respective sports.

A snooker player prepares for a shot at the Billiards and Snooker Hall II of the Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium. PHOTO: FADHIL YUNUS

BY Fadhil Yunus

Cue sports returned to indoor sports facilities in Brunei Darussalam following the resumption of training activities at the competitive level with strict health and safety protocols in place.

The country’s leading talents have been hitting the tables at their main training base at the Billiards and Snooker Hall II of the Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium.

BY Fadhil Yunus

Athletics has been added as one of the sports that has witnessed a resumption of training activities at outdoor sports facilities in the country in accordance to strict health and safety protocols.

A number of the country’s athletes specialising in jump events have been training at the Track and Field of the Hassanal Bolkiah National Sports Complex under the guidance of a coach.

File photo shows DPMM FC players during a training session. PHOTO: FADHIL YUNUS

BY Fadhil Yunus

Team sports received a boost in returning to full training with football teams now allowed to play with balls following revised guidelines under the latest phase of the de-escalation plan.

Local football teams such as reigning Singapore Premier League (SPL) holders DPMM FC resumed training with a ball after the plan took effect on Monday.