Speaking to Scoop, tournament adviser and associate professor in the Civil Engineering Department, Anurita Selvarajoo, said that the event was part of the university’s social responsibility programme, carried out with collaborative support from its cricket club and its “The Make a Difference” fund.
This is the story of young cricket prodigy Tristan Aashish Fernandez Kumar, who has been selected for the 25-player squad in the second phase of training for Kuala Lumpur, ahead of the upcoming Malaysia Games (Sukma) which is scheduled to take place in August this year.
Salaries for footballers have become a hot topic in the Malaysian football community, as foreign players consistently earn more than local players in their respective clubs.
Malaysia is making a major push into the artificial intelligence era, with nearly RM6 billion allocated to strengthen research, development, and innovation in emerging technologies
