Kasidit Samrej, Thailand's number one tennis player, will be competing in the ITF Men's World Tennis Tour at Muang Thong Thani. This tournament is a significant event, as it comes on the heels of the ...

The ASEAN Para Sports Federation (APSF) and the Thailand Sports Organizing Committee (THASOC) vowed to work closely for the ...

Philippine Tennis Academy player Tennielle Madis has resumed training in preparation for her competitions in Malaysia and ...

A new chapter begins for Maltese racket sports! The Malta Tennis Federation has officially rebranded as the Malta Tennis and ...

“As the Malaysian No. 1, I cannot run away from being compared with Chong Wei and this is something that I have to face my entire career,” Zii Jia told the Badminton World Federation ...

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Footwork in tennis spans a wide range of movement: running backward, lunging, sidestepping, and even sliding (think Rafael Nadal at the French Open), which is why running shoes and other ...

Schools in Thailand have traditionally associated short hair with tidiness - but students have been fighting for change After years of wrangling with authorities, students in Thailand can now let ...

But it’s not weird at all. It’s only at these marquee non-tennis events that Gauff acts her age and might be feeling a touch of the Imposter Syndrome. The reality? She’s grown into more than a tennis ...

So, as always, a big thank you to the Ali Bey Club and the Turkish Tennis Federation for hosting this wonderful event. Each day there will be live streams available on the ITF website – tune in, you ...

Views of the Mekong River from Nong Khai. Image credit: @lexthestoic via Instagram After about 10-11 hours, you’ll arrive at Nong Khai, a city in Northeast Thailand sitting right on the Laos border.