Prince Squash Club

KL Open 2010

2010-03-15T00:12:00.006+08:00

KL Open 2010 - 15 to 20th March 2010

Venue : Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur
Date : 15 - 17 March 2010
qualifying 1 and 2 : 4.00pm onward
round 1 : 4.00pm onward

Venue : Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur
Date : 18 - 20 March 2010
quarters : 2.00pm onward
semis : 4.30pm onward
final : 3.00pm onward

Prince Squash Club Annual Dinner 2010

2010-02-08T17:09:00.007+08:00

Prince Squash Club Annual Dinner 2010 dated 06/02/2010 located at La La Cheong Restaurant.

I remember few of us, jeff, anthony, tm and me have decided the Annual Dinner's date during our Phuket trip in end December 2009. Everything went smoothly and finally we have 11 squash members able to join in for the Prince Squash Club Annual Dinner.

The restaurant been selected at early stage shall be located at seri kembangan, however some of us, (me, actually, hehe) disagreed with the location and Jorrad has proposed La La Cheong located at Ara Damansara. All agreed.

And all agreed to wear red shirt for the Annual Dinner. In fact, I did not involved much in all the detailing and / or arrangement made for the dinner as I was back to Kuching after the Phuket Trip. I only get to know some information thru ym with some of the squash members.

As most of the squash player are good drinker, therefore, Jarrod has bought 3 bottles of red wines, cost RM 120.00, Marcus sponsor Chivas Whisky, Jeff further sponsor 1 bottle of Red Wines and Absolut Vanilla Vodka from me.

The dinner was fun and we have great time together there. Foods are delicious, except they served the foods a bit slow. Yes, can't blamed them as the restaurant is having great business on that night. We started the dinner around 8pm and finished at 11pm+ after many many rounds of wine and whisky.

The total cost = Foods RM 400 + Wines RM 120 = RM 520.00

Appreciated Hank came all the way from Singapore just to attend the Annual Dinner and depart to Singapore on the next morning. Many thanks to Jeff / Jorrad / Anthony / TM who have put in effort to arrange the Dinner and others who have attended the Annual Dinner.

Justine Nenin (2010 Australian Open - day three)

2010-01-21T09:22:00.009+08:00

Justine Henin held off fifth-ranked Elena Dementieva 7-5, 7-6(6) to clinch a second round victory at the Autralian Open.

Back with big bang, her return delight me most.

Novak Djokovic (2010 Australian Open - day two)

2010-01-20T09:10:00.016+08:00

Novak Djokovic of Serbia won 7-5, 6-3, 6-2 in the ist round on day two of Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne.

I have pick him to win the Australian Open.

Special exhibition event for Haiti Victims

Sharapova (2010 Australian Open - round one)

2010-01-18T13:35:00.009+08:00

Maria Sharapova was upset by Maria Kirilenko 7-6(4), 3-6, 6-4 in the 1st round of the Auatralian Open 2010.

Never her fan before but still feel bad for her.

This is really unfortunate for her, worst performance at Grand Slam since 2003

Some said, her outfit was ugly ...... to me, YES

Mon Jan 18, 2010 2:29 pm EST
Double dud: Maria Sharapova and her new dress flop in Australia
By Chris Chase

Maria Sharapova was the talk of day one at the Australian Open even before her upset loss to Maria Kirilenko. The Russian beauty, whose signature has yet to dry on a $70 million contract extension with Nike, debuted a new dress for her first (and only) match at the first Grand Slam of 2010. Reviews were on par with Sharapova's disappointing performance on the court:

Busted Racquet: "The chiffon-thingy makes her look like The Little Mermaid circa 1968. Either that or Lillian Gish."

Busted Racquet's fashion plate friend: "It's bad camo negligee."

Forty Deuce: "I'm thinking it was cross-marketing."

Opponent Maria Kirilenko: "It was blue, I think, like POWERade."

Selected reaction from Twitter: @paulavergara: "I'm guessing Sharapova signed off on her dress design over the phone/sight unseen."

@GoToTennis: "As much as I hate Sharapova being upset in the first round - I'm relieved that her dress is out of the tournament."

@ant_cee "Sharapova's AusOpen dress looks like she got caught in some curtains en route to the court."

@exodusrex: "uhm...i was pulling for sharapova tonight, but there's 1 upside to her loss: i don't have to see that dress again."

@alejrocha: "She crashed into a peacock."

@TruBlu: "that hideous dress was a portent of things to come."

Related: Maria Kirilenko, Maria Sharapova

Kuching Talk 16 : Sunny Day

2009-10-30T13:43:00.010+08:00

Ong said : "Do you mind to extend one more month to work in Kuching Office?"

I become silent for a while. "Can arrange in such a way that as and when required only I will come here (kuching) ?"

"No, I don't prefer that way." Ong said.

My temporary contract to work in Kuching for 2 months to be expired on 7/11/2009. "Or 2 weeks in KL and subsequently 2 weeks in Kuching ?" That is the best I able to give and offer.

"Ok, let me further discuss with management."

I walked out from the Cabin and noted it was a sunny day. I use to love sunny day especially when you are laying and relaxing at the beaches or pool sides.

But, may be not today, the sky never attract me after the conversation with Ong.

Kuching Talk 15 : Bing!

2009-10-22T13:26:00.013+08:00

Bing! located at Jalan Padungan and also premier 101 building. Nice cafe with a Balinese theme that serves excellent Lattes and fresh fruit juices. They also popular for their cakes, sandwiches and light meals.

My favourite cafe for coffee in Kuching.

Kuching Talk 14 : Project Site

2009-10-21T08:34:00.008+08:00

Tele-conversation with Jeff on yesterday regard to squash issues in KL, and suddenly he said : "from the blogs that you posted, you seem having holidays now in Kuching."

Really ??

But, I have to work from 8am to 7pm every day including saturday as well. And sometime I have to bring my notebook back and continue to work until 12am. My work load shall considered more heavy if compared with what I did in KL.

The site office (cabins), under the hot sun

My working place inside the site office

the project site currently under foundation stage

And, pang (my colleague in kuching) said I looks more healthy now.

Really ??

May be I swim a lot currently, no supper and more important is I used Clinique products now...hehe (I spent RM 550 just to purchase some Clinigue products in Parkson. Thanks to Wong kept pursuit me to buy and kept remind me that my skin looks so bad..........really ??)

Kuching Talk 13 : Deepavali

2009-10-19T11:13:00.004+08:00

Happy Deepavali.
However, we still required to works as Deepavali is not public holiday in Kuching.

Kuching Talk 12 : Magazines

2009-10-17T09:31:00.005+08:00

Early October, I saw this NEWicon magazines at book store, The Spring. However, I walked out from the book store without buying it.

I shared with wong,"the price printed at cover page as 'W.M. 15.00, E.M 18.50.' Any reasons that they sell the magazine at RM 20.70 with their own price tag ?"

"When I newly arrived here, I have the same feeling and refuse to buy any magazines in kuching, I only bought it as and when I go back to KL." Wong laugh. "However, after sometime, I don't mind to pay a little bit more even still feel like being cheated."

Yes, Wong is definitely right. After 2 weeks and on last night, I bought these magazines with RM 20.70.

Kuching Talk 11 : Damai Puri Resort and Spa

2009-10-12T08:16:00.011+08:00

I have been in Kuching for more than a month now. It has been quite busy since I arrived here. I found that people here work differently if compared with Kuala Lumpur. They are more relaxing during office hours whereas Kuala Lumpur always rush for time and complete things fast.

I also found that maintain balance in life quiet challenging. I spent a lot of time in works, 8am to 7pm. As such after work, I usually do gym and swim.

Last saturday, I even took 1/2 day leave on afternoon and stayed a night at Damai Puri Resort and Spa, santubong.

However, for some reason, I felt exhausted that night for the 1st time in the history of my time, I leave Kuala Lumpur and here in Kuching. I went to bed at 12 midnight after a tele-conversation with one of my colleague in Kuala Lumpur.

Kuching Talk 10 : Sarawakian Dishes

2009-10-07T12:25:00.008+08:00

The range of food and drinks in Sarawak, particularly Kuching, with huge variety of food available. Most places are pretty cheap with excellent taste.

1. Sarawak Laksa - most noticably Sarawakian food in Kuching

2. Kolok Mee - is a tyye of noodle dish commonly found in Sarawak.

3. Teh-C Special - Or name "3 layers" (Teh-C with "gula melaka")

4. White Lady - consist of milk and a syrup base with fruit and slice of lemon.

5. Tomato Mee

Kuching Talk 9 : Sunday

2009-10-05T08:41:00.008+08:00

I only work on that Sunday during the 1st week I arrived Kuching as I still do not have car and no places to go on that particular weekend.

Suhairi and Paidi worked on every Sunday. They are entitled OT claim whereas I will only get RM 20 for meals allowance if I worked continue for 5 hours.

For 2nd week onward, I sleep until 8am and go out for breakfast after 9am. I will enjoy my breakfast while reading newspaper. It usually took me 1 hour to finish my breakfast, as such I required to find some great restaurants which allow me to stay there for 1 hour breakfast, i.e. after three, kaya and toast and etc.

I will buy some stuffs at Sunday market after my breakfast, if not, or and after, I will drive to Stampark Place for swimming. I usual to continue my newspaper reading while enjoying little sunbath on the pool side. (for sure applying coppertone sunscreen - SPF 50). I have paid for monthly entry fees for swimming which cost me RM 70 per month or else, entry fees for adult is RM 5.50 per entry.

I will depart from stampark to Jalan Rock, which the distance shall be about 3km. “Fit 4 Life” is located at Jalan Rock, is where I do my gym. The monthly fees for 1 month temporary pass is RM 180 which I have to pay for it to use the gym facility. The gym closed at 5pm on sunday.

And start looking for places for dinner after that.

Dinner so early ? Yes, majority the shops closed after 5pm and people here use to sleep early. My colleagues, suhairy and paidi will closed their door and sleep after 9.30pm........

Kuching Talk 8 : Moon Cake Festival

2009-10-03T08:25:00.024+08:00

My brother called me on Thursday, 1/10/2009, "Are you going back to hometown on this coming saturday ?"

"No, can not make it." I answered him when I was just finished my gym and have dinner with kenny on chichago restaurant.

If I still in Peninsular, for sure I will go back to hometown for the Moon Cake Festival on saturday. (Home sick already)

Well, Last night, I have visited the "The Sarawak Inter-Cultured MoonCake Festival" located at Carpenter Street and Ew Hai Street, Kuching.

Enclosed the pictures for sharing...

OMG .......

2009-10-02T08:21:00.007+08:00

OMG, ..... or we should have some ideas for PSC 2010 calendar ??

Kuching Talk 7 : BarZing Boutique Club

2009-09-30T14:14:00.014+08:00

We have some fun time at BarZing Boutique Club during their Grand Party events dated 29th September 2009. BarZing is a new renovated club located at Travillion Mall, Jalan Pandungan, Kuching

I reached the Club around 7.45pm, it’s still very quiet as the crowd still yet to arrive. In Kuching, the night life will only started after 10pm.

Our group, Ong, Lee, Claira, Rudy, Ellin and Angel were there before me arrived. And, Chua, Adeng with friend, Hanim and husband and Wong progressively joining in. Before 10pm, BarZing shall be the nicest place for a relaxing drink and chit-chatting for working crowd.

Alcohol and Music all the night ………..

Kuching Talk 6 : Sighseeing Of Kuching

2009-09-29T13:20:00.017+08:00

Khatulistiwa.
Located at Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman. Circulat hut modeled on a Bidayuh skull house is popular with tourists. A nice, breezy open-air restaurant downstairs, serving up local and western favorites and open 24 hours. At night, the hut’s upper floors open up as a bar and club.

Tua Pek Kong Temple
Located at Jalan Padungan. This temple is the oldest Chinese temple in Kuching and located strategically at the heart of Kuching, just opposite of Chinese museum. Built in 1843.

Sarawak River Cruise.
The tour of this riverine town of Kuching takes 1-1/2 hours. Among the attraction is the panoramic view of the traditional malay house built on stilts, the densely grown nipah palms, fishing villages and vegetable markets. RM 60 for adults.

The Astana
“The Palace” in English, resides the current Yang di-Pertua Negeri or the Head of State of Sarawak. Situated on the north bank of the river, jusr across the river from Kuching Waterfront. It was built in 1870 by Charles Brooke as a gift to his wife Margaret.

State Legislative Assembly Building (Dewan Undangan Negeri)
Sited majestically on the opposite bank of the famed waterfront

Carpenter Street
Famous for what may be decades already, the “Kolo Mee” is what people line up for everyday.

Souvenirs Shop located at Jalan Main Bazaar

Kuching Talk 5 : Sunday Market

2009-09-28T10:19:00.020+08:00

Sunday Market or pasar minggu, is located at Satok.

“Just opposite the Wisma Satok.” Yap told me. “It started since Saturday afternoon until Sunday afternoon of the next day”

I have made a visit to this huge market on Sunday early morning after my breakfast. These Sunday market is like a huge hypermarket, without air-conditioning. Hundreds of stalls offering a huge variety of goods which inclusive handicrafts, food, fruits, vegetables, potted plants, jungle produce, pets, bundle clothing, magazines, toys and etc.

“How is the experience ?” Chua asked me on the next day.

“Similar to Pasar Malam at Peninsular.” I said. “It’s just the market here is so huge that might take time to walk to every corner of the market.”

Kuching Talk 4 : "Cat City"

2009-09-24T17:35:00.009+08:00

The name of the city, Kuching, is derive from the Malay word kucing, meaning Cat and many refer to Kuching as the "Cat City".

I don't really sure about that, but I keep asking Paidi, when the first time he drove me to this city.

"Mana Kucing ? Mana Kuching ?" (In malay word, meaning : where are those cats)

Paidi smiles at me," Nah, see there..the Cat that welcome you to Kuching."

Well, we are talking about Cat Statues which located at Kuching City. If you are Amazing Race's follower, you should have seen those Cat Statues before.

The first Cat Statue located the roundabout beside the fire station and entrance to the Chinatown. This will be the Cat Statue that I always meet and say "Hi, morning !" when I enter to Chinatown for breakfast, buy newspaper, laundry and etc

Second Cat Statue located toward the end of Chinatown of Jalan Padungan and around those clubbing districts, such as MOJO, Ipanema, Grappa and others.

And the 3rd Cat Staue shall be next to Kuching Waterfront areas, surrounding by Sarawak Plaza, Tun Jugah, Riverside Majestic Kuching, Hilton Hotel and others.

Kuching Talk 3 : Santubong - Sarawak Cultural Village and Damai Puri Resort and Spa

2009-09-23T17:49:00.070+08:00

20/09/2009, 1st day of Hari Raya,

“To visit Santubong ?"

That morning, I keep asking myself on the above question during breakfast time when I was having dim sum at Jalan Padungan, Chinatown area. (oh.. so miss the dim sum located at Jalan Ipoh and Sri petaling.)

The way of Restaurant in Kuching serve the dim sum quite difference if compared with peninsular. Well, I was sitting there, as what we usually do in peninsular, we just waiting for them to carry various dim sum or dishes from table to table for us to choose. But, Kuching is somehow different.

“Can you please bring some dim sum over here ?” I asked the girl when she come to get order for drinks.

“Sorry, you need to go to the food stalls there and select ?” she answered me.

“Huh..?” I look at her, still a bit uncertain.

“Yes, just over there” She said. “After you have selected the dim sum, we will send it over to your table.”

“Ok”. I walked over there and did some selection of dim sum that display on the stalls.

I have decided to drive to Santubong after the breakfast.

With the map drawn by Goh and road side signs that show “Damai / Santubong”, I have a very safe drive until Santubong. It took 45 minutes drive from Kuching, or around 30km distance from Kuching.

I drove direct toward to Damai Puri Resort and Spa. Damai beach is Kiching’s nearest public beach. There is a small section of beach which is free to use by the public. Goh has told me the beach at Damai has nice sand but the water is not particularly clear. “East coast of peninsular shall be much better.” Goh said.

I do agreed with him. However, the Damai Puri Resort have very nice hard and soft landscaping works. The pool, Spa, the beach, the benches and umbrella make it an ideal place to stay in for relaxing. My friend, wong has confirmed to visit kuching on October, may suggest him to stay here for his holiday.

Next destination is Sarawak Cultural Village, just 5 minutes walk from Damai Puri Resort. Entrance fees, RM60.00 for adult.

As described by it’s brochure … Sarawak Cultural Village is Living Museum with a difference and a world class cultural paradise. The finest “living mussem” in Southest Asia. Sarawak Cultural Village combines history, traditional, lifestyle and architecture with a dash of education and a portion of theatre, to create a unique multi-cultural extravaganza.

Seven unique traditional houses, scattered over a beautiful 17 acre site, give the prefect introduction to Sarawak, its people and its cultures.

After paying the entrance fees, I was given a “Passport” and my journey start from Bidayuh Longhouse.

1. Bidayuh Longhouse.

2. Iban Longhouse.

3. Orang Ulu Longhouse.

4. Penan Hut.

5. Melanau Tall House

6. Malay Town House

7. Chinese Farm House

It was a pleasant walk journey and I managed to collect all village stamps on the “Passport”. I left around 3.30pm and did not wait for the cultural dances which will start from 4.00pm to 4.45pm.

On the way back to Kuching, I have stopped at Kampung Buntal, 17km from kuching, due to the famous fresh seafood as told by Goh and highly recommended by SK as well. I entered Teo Seafood which located at riverside and ordered Prawn, Cuttlefish and vegetable for me alone.

This will be my second meals after the morning dim sum and I managed to finish all the great fresh seafood in Chinese style and it cost me RM 29.40 including rice and drink. Well, I need to rush back to BDC, Kuching for swimming session after the heavy seafood. LOL

Kuching Talk 2 : 19/9/2009 - Eve of Hari Raya Aidiffitri

2009-09-19T11:24:00.009+08:00

Wake up as usual, 6.30am and stay 1/2 hours inside the bathroom. Leaving house at 7.05am, a bit early as I need to go to Laundry shop located at China Town.

The Shops in Kuching will start operation early if compared with KL, which is around 7.30am in average, some even start since 7am. However, they will off operation around 5pm, daily

I reach Amida and pass the dirty clothes to ms. Lina. She wrote me the Bills after weighted and it cost me RM 11.50 for whole week's clothes used. Lina say, "come and collect it around 5pm today, or tomorrow." She talk to me in mandarin.

The advantage of working here shall be the traffic is always smooth, therefore I am able to reach other side of Kuching town for breakfast. The name of the restaurant, "Kaya & Toast". Order set "A" which consist of kaya toast, boiled eggs and hot kopi. (RM 5.40 for the set.)

After the breakfast, I managed to reach office before 8am and meet Goh infront of the door.

"You dont go back ?" Goh asked.
"Back where ?" I replied.
"KL"
"No, why should I ? Kuching is such a nice palce for holiday" I look at him.
He laughs.

And Claira came in, "Any plans during the long holliday ?"
"mm.... not really."
"You want us to recomment some places to you ? or you can always call us during the period."
"Yup, I will, if I lost my way in Kuching... hehe."

Goh gave me a detaild map to Damai Beach Resorts. "Just required 1 hour to reach there, good for day trip."
"Thanks"

And.... SK, who is leaving to KL tonight, say, "Sam, are you ok ?"
"Sure, you will be seeing me on wednesday when you are back to Kuching from holiday....."

On the eve of Hari Raya, some of them shown a bit worry on me who need to stay alone in Kuching. What will be my plans, not too sure. Ubin may come from Bintulu, if he finally decided to book the ticket and come here. And Tim may visit me when he is back to Kuching with his family on this vacation.

Or, I just sleep from sunday onward until tuesday everning, is not a bad suggestion, right ?

p/s : Selamat Hari Raya to Johan and all muslim

Kuching Talk 1 : Kuching, Kuching.....

2009-09-18T18:01:00.008+08:00

Finally, I was here, Kuching. But, regardless how unhappy I was to be transferred here for works, i have to find my way to make myself able to suit the cultures and environment here.

Like today's lunch, I travel from site to kuching town, just to find nice foods to eat.

I was driving the above car and took about 10 minutes to reach some shoplots in kuching town, and I saw Tang's mother cafe (LOL), "Madam Tang's Cafe".

I decided to make a visit to Tang's mother. Such a nice cafe with some local foods and I have selected Sarawak Laksa and Kopi - O. The prices for Laksa is RM 4.50 and Kopi-O, RM 1.00 for small cup. The cost of living here is about similar to KL.

The foods here are generally acceptable. I will show some local foods in next blog, such as teh C (they call : 3 layers), tomato mee, kolo mee and etc.

Now, I have to stop typing as the time is almost 6.35pm. I have to left office soon. The cultures here is not like KL, local people usually finish works very early, say 5pm+ and the sky will turn dark after 6.30pm. I need to follow local life here and to stop works early as I told my boss few days ago ... hehe

Petronas Festival Advertisements

2009-09-18T01:54:00.004+08:00

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Sandy Lam 09 Live in KL - Tickets

2009-09-09T23:11:00.002+08:00

Finally, TM, James and Daniel bought the Sandy Lam's tickets @ RM 168 on saturday night at Pavilion.

Rafa Nadal gets a haircut

2009-09-02T17:15:00.004+08:00

Take a look at Nadal's new style and compare it to that of Federer's:

That looks almost exactly the same.

Sandy Lam 09 Live in KL

2009-08-28T23:00:00.003+08:00

Jeff, TM, Daniel and me have planned to watch Sandy Lam's live in KL dated 28 Nov 09.

CIMB Malaysian Open Squash 09- 1 aug final

2009-08-01T16:38:00.007+08:00

Amr Shabana beat Nick Matthew
5/11, 11/9, 11/6, 11/4

Nicol David beat Alison Water
11/6, 11/8, 9/11, 11/7

CIMB Malaysian Open Squash 09-31 july,semi final

2009-07-31T18:39:00.019+08:00

CIMB Malaysia Open Squash Championships 2009
- Semi Final dated 31st July 2009

Nick Matthew beat Wael El Hindi
11/6, 11/5, 9/11, 11/8

Amr Shabana beat James Willstrop
11/3, 11/4, 12/14, 11/9

Nicol David beat Natalie Grinham
11/6, 15/13, 12/10

Alison Waters beat Rachael Grinham
11/1, 11/4, 11/4

CIMB Malaysian Open Squash 09-30 july, quarter final

2009-07-31T00:58:00.021+08:00

CIMB Malaysian Open Squash Championships 2009 -
quarter final, the curve, selangor

Nick Matthew bt Aamir Atlas Khan
11/5, 11/8, 11/9 ( 35 mins)

Rachael Grinham bt Jenny Duncalf
11/9, 11/7, 6/11, 4/11, 11/9 (80 mins)

Wael EL Hindi bt Ong Beng Hee
11/9, 12/14, 8/11, 11/6, 11/9 (108 mins)

Alison Waters bt Laura Massaro
2/11, 11/8, 11/5, 11/4 (45 mins)

James Willstrop bt Omar Mosaad
11/6, 11/4, 11/6 (55 mins)

Natalie Grinham bt Madeline Perry
11/5, 11/7, 10/12, 11/3 (53 mins)

Amr Shabana bt Farhan Mehboob
11/6, 11/8, 11/6 (45 mins)

Nicol David bt Kasey Brown
11/4, 11/8, 11/3 (32 mins)

CIMB Malaysian Open Squash 09-1st Round, 29th July

2009-07-29T22:05:00.017+08:00

1st round of CIMB Malaysian Open Squash Championships 2009, 29th July at Bukit Jalil.

Nicol David warming up before the games

Nicol David beat Venessa Atkinson
11/4, 11/5, 11/8 (38 mins)

Game 2

Game 3

Amr Shabana beat Yasir Butt
11/3, 11/1, 11/6 (25 mins)

Game 1

Game 2

CIMB Malaysian Open Squash 09-27 july,qualifying round one

2009-07-27T21:36:00.025+08:00

All malaysian players have been despatched in qualifying round one dated 27th July 2009, CIMB Malaysian Open 2009. No upsets to beat higher ranked players by them to earn places in qualifying round two. See below some video on their games....

5th game (Simon Rosner beat Nafiizwan, (mas)
12/10, 6/11, 6/11, 11/8, 11/7 (72 mins))

2nd game (Tarek Momen beat Kamran Khan, (mas)
11/9, 11/1, 11/2 (26 mins))

2nd game (Renan Lavigne beat Nafzahizam, (mas)
11/4, 11/9, 11/4 (45 mins)

3rd game (Tarek Momen beat Kamran Khan

CIMB Malaysian Open Squash Championships 2009

2009-07-27T00:48:00.007+08:00

27-29 July 2009
Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur

30 July - 1 August 2009
The Curve, Selangor

Events Schedule

Malaysia Open 2009 - 27/7/2009 to 1/8/2009

2009-07-07T11:21:00.005+08:00

Malaysia Open 2009
http://www.squashsite.co.uk/2009/malaysian2009.htm

Men Event :

seed 1 - Amr Shabana (Egy - world no 4) (OMG ..., It's just fantastic ..)
seed 2 - Nick Matthem (Eng - world no 5)
seed 3 - Wael El hindi (Eng - world no 9)
seed 4 - Adrian Grant (Eng - world no 10)
seed 5 - James Willstrop (Eng - world no 12)
seed 6 - Azlan Iskandar (Mas - world no 13)
seed 7 - Ong Beng Hee (Mas - world no 14)
seed 8 - Atlas Khan (Pak - world no 15)

Women Event :
(world's top 1 to 12 ranked player all here, except world no 2 Natalie Grainger)

seed 1 - Nicol (Mas - world no 1)
seed 2 - Rachael Grinham (Aus - world no 4)
seed 3 - Natalie Grinham (Ned - world no 3)
seed 4 - Alison Water (Eng - world no 6)
seed 5 - Jenny Duncalf (Eng - world no 5)
seed 6 - Omneya (Egy - world no 7)
seed 7 - Laura (Eng - world no 9)
seed 8 - Madeline (Irl - world no 8)
- Shelly kitchen (Nzl - world no 10)
- Isabella (Fra - world no 11)
- Vanessa (Ned - world no 12)

* World ranked shall based on the month of July, 2009
* Information referred to the related website http://www.squashsite.co.uk/2009/malaysian2009.htm

Sam

Melaka Trip - 21/06/2009

2009-06-21T20:02:00.027+08:00

PSC Mr. June- Jeff

2009-06-11T02:13:00.009+08:00

First of all , I am so sorry for taking loing time to update on monthly calendar . In fact I also forgot to upload my my self picture to be features as Mr. May. So for this month (June), Jeff Ng was choosen to be featuring on the blog.

PSC: How you know about PSC?

Thru Tang, the ex-psc member who has migrated to Melbourne.

PSC: Among all PSC members, who you like to play most? why?(Choose one only).

Like to play with Sam. Learnt lot of technics from him.

PSC: Small Banana or Big banana?

To me, size does not matter.

PSC: What is your weekness in squash?

Ball being served or returned always go to middle instead of behind of the court.

PSC: Who lit your squash sparks?

Nicole David.

PSC: Always squash? or Could you have play any other sports?

Play squash 2 or 3 times a week. I like Marathon too.

PSC: The best thing(s) about squash...

Can make me sweat.

PSC: Squash superstitions?

Don't have-wor!!

PSC: Dinner with any sports person past or present? Who?

Past - Never

Present - Not yet

PSC: What you cant leave without?

Money. ;P

PSC: The latest Music CD that you bought?

The Script

PSC: How many text messages you sent in a day?

I didn't court-wor!!

PSC: Glass Half full or half empty?

I don't understand this question.

PSC: Pizza or pasta?

Pizza (more cheese please).

PSC: Tea or Coffee?

Love coffee.

PSC: Fruits or Chocolates?
Love x2 Chocolates.

PSC: Your life so far, one things you would change?

Want to be rich!! Can I??

PSC:Attached?

Not currently.

PSC: What is your life partner (Future / current) criteria?

Alot wor, Not enough space to write

PSC: Do you consider your self with high sex drive?

Yesssss...

PSC: Your great moment through out joining PSC?

Get to know a group of interesting people whose make me feel like meeting them every Monday and Thursday even during weekend or public holiday.

PSC Mr. May - Johan

2009-06-01T02:47:00.000+08:00

Well it is feels wierd to do this to my self. So, I will just answer to all of the questions that being asked by "my self" before..

PSC: How you know about PSC?

- Daryl brought me in,

PSC: Among all PSC members, who you like to play most? why?(Choose one only).
- Sam, mostly...

PSC: Banana or apple?
- Definitely banana

PSC: What is your weekness in squash?

- Whenever I get into the court, I always want to win. So you think I will reveals my weakness here ?hahaha

PSC: Who lit your squash sparks?

- I first time play when I was 15 yo in Malacca. Following my friend after tuisyen. But only get serious when I was in Uni.

PSC: Always squash? or Could you have play any other sports?
- Cycling and work out at .gym

PSC: The best thing(s) about squash...

- The sweat, the vibrant, the chasing and satisfaction.

PSC: Dinner with any sports person past or present? Who?

- Rafel Nadal

PSC: What you cant leave without?
- Well, I thought I cant leave without handphone, But recently I was in Brunei without it. Hey I am survive...

PSC: Music that you most listen to?

- Rock, mostly and some ballads.

PSC: How many text massages you sent in a day?
- ermm.. less than 20..I think

PSC: Glass Half full or half empty?
- half full

PSC: Pizza or pasta?
- Definitely Pizza

PSC: Are you a dog person or cat person?

- I am dog person. I love dog. Was thinking of having one..

PSC: Fruits or Chocolates?
- Choc.

PSC: Your life so far, one things you would change?
- How I wish that I am not stuck in Oil Field forever....hahahha...

PSC: Do you consider your self handsome?
- Nahhh.....What a question....!@!@E!S

PSC: Do you really spend to look good (Spend alots)? How much your average in a month?
- Never count..

PSC: Do you consider your self a metrosexual?
-I don't think so

PSC:What do you think of the guy who really want to look good or metrosexual?

- confidence

PSC: your great moment through out joining PSC?

- Monday and thursday night is always my great moment with the group.

Turkey Trip - MISC

2009-05-24T23:22:00.032+08:00

Turkey Trip - Troy/Ephesus/Pamukkale/Cappadocia

2009-05-22T22:13:00.033+08:00

Turkey Trip - Istanbul

2009-05-21T22:22:00.035+08:00

Turkey Trip - Foods/Drinks/Delights/Etc

2009-05-19T23:15:00.037+08:00

Turkey Trip - Dance Performances (videos)

2009-05-19T00:52:00.007+08:00

Turkey Trip

2009-05-17T21:09:00.018+08:00

Turkey - 08/05/2009 to 16/05/2009

.....to be continued

Boat to Lata Berkoh @ Taman Negara

2009-04-28T21:57:00.005+08:00

video : Boat to Lata Berkoh @ Taman Negara

Taman Negara

2009-04-27T23:03:00.015+08:00

25/4/2009 to 27/4/2009 - Taman Negara

Sunday Squash

2009-04-19T21:27:00.016+08:00

19-04-2009 - Sunday.

Some of the PSC members have visited Rick's new house located at PJ and have few games of squash there.

Below just to share some beatiful landscape works and swimming pool with those unable to join us today. Such wonderful and attractive landscaping...

PSC Challenge - 4th Update

2009-04-14T18:14:00.005+08:00

On 13th April 09, Sam challenge Jeff in the PSC challenge while Johan challenge Sam .

The results are as follows,

Sam Bt Jeff - 3/0 - (11-3, 11-2, 11-3)
Johan Bt Sam - 3/2 -(11-9, 10-12, 11-7, 6-11, 12-10)

The PSC challenge result table are as follows,

Next challenge are as follows;

Sam challenge Anthony - Thursday

Jeff Challenge TM - Thursday

PSC Challenge - 3rd Update

2009-04-10T13:18:00.005+08:00

Last night Johan challenge Anthony in the PSC Challenge..

The result are as follows;

Johan Bt Anthony - 11-7, 7-11, 9-11, 11-9, 14-12.

The challenge between Sam and Jeff have to be re-schedule to Monday next week (April 13th).
Below is the latest PSC Challenge Result table

Next Challenges are as follows;

Sam Challenge Jeff (Monday - 13th April 09)
Johan Challenge Sam (Monday - 13th April 09)

PSC Challenge - 2nd Update

2009-04-03T01:06:00.002+08:00

Today we saw the second challenged made by TM.

The game was between TM and Anthony. And the result as follows;

TM Bt Anthony - 14-16, 14-12, 11-3, 11-9 . Congrats to TM.

Next Monday (6 April) there will be 2 challanges.
1. Sam Challange Jeff
2. Johan Challange Anthony

So far, the PSC challenge table are as follows

Players_____Game_____Win_____Lost_____Points
1)TM_______2________1_______1_______10
2)Johan_____1_________1______0________8
3)Anthony___1_________0______1________4

Mr. April - Anthony

2009-04-01T23:19:00.009+08:00

Anthony is one of our pioneer and youngest members. He joined PSC since as early as 2004. He left to work in philipines in 2008 for a year and come back in 2009. We at PSC are proudlly choosing him as Mr. April.

PSC: How you know about PSC?
-i knew it from Daryl

PSC: Among all PSC members, who you like to play most? why?(Choose one only).

- Johan, crazy enough in running....l hahahha...

PSC: Banana or apple?

- Both, more into banana, sweet and nice.

PSC: What is your weekness in squash?
- bad stamina & can not control the ball well.

PSC: What lit your squash sparks?
- the spirit of the team

PSC: Always squash? or Could you have play any other sports?
- Swimming and gymming, but not really have time for it due to my heavy work now.

PSC: The best thing(s) about squash...
- can enjoy the sweating and fun with a group of close friends

PSC: Squash superstitions?

- not discover yet

PSC: Dinner with any sports person past or present? Who?
- after squash dinner in Ming tien consider o not ah? a bunch of squash members

PSC: What you cant leave without?

- cell phone, worry i cant get any 1.

PSC: Music that you most listen to?
- bossa & jazz

PSC: How many text massages you sent in a day?
- 10 i think. never count

PSC: Glass Half full or half empty?
- half full

PSC: Pizza or pasta?
- pasta

PSC: Tea or Coffee?
- perfer milo. ha... i like tea ice & tea C, but i like milky coffee too.

PSC: Fruits or Chocolates?
- fruits

PSC: Your life so far, one things you would change?

- i wish i can, slim down. ha...

PSC: Do you consider your self handsome?

- not really. but some body saying i look ok. ha... more than enough of this compliment.

PSC: Do you really spend to look good (Spend alots)? How much your average in a month?

- used to be like that. but after too many commitments, i am trying to cut it off.

PSC: Do you consider your self a metrosexual?

-i am extremly metrosexual, but its hard to be as i am too big size

PSC:What do you think of the guy who really want to look good or metrosexual?
- confidence & attitude

PSC: your great moment through out joining PSC?
- travelling with a group of members

PSC Challenge Update

2009-03-31T00:20:00.002+08:00

Last night we had our first game of the PSC challenge when TM challenged Johan for a tournament.

The result as followsJohan Bt TM ( 11-9, 11-9, 12-10)

This coming thursday, the challenge schedula are as follow,

Anthony Challenge TM. (TM accept the challenge)

Johan Challenge Sam / Jeff (Waiting for Sam / Jeff reply)

PSC Challenge Table

Players	Challenge Made	Challenge Received	Score	Points
Johan	nil	Vs TM	11-9, 11-9, 12-10	8
TM	Vs Johan	Nil	9-11, 9-11, 10-12	3

Karaoke

2009-03-30T00:18:00.004+08:00

Event : Karaoke at Red Box KTV, the curve
Date : 29/3/2009 (sunday)
Time : 11am - 1pm

NSC Series #5, 2009 - Final dated 28/3/2009 (stroke, let, no let)

2009-03-29T22:24:00.016+08:00

The men final for the above said tournament was between local star Azlan Iskandar and Egypt's Omar Mosaad. The result was Azlan beat Omar 11/5, 11/5, 7/11, 6/11, 11/6 (73m).

The were many "stroke" or "let" or "no let" have been called during the games. Therefore below enclosed some videos for "stroke" / "let" / "no let", as lessons to share with all PSC members.

1. Stroke

2. No Let

3. Let

NSC series #4, 2009 - Final (21/3/2009)

2009-03-21T21:43:00.006+08:00

It was such a surprise to see Vanessa Atkinson and Tania Bailey as well, to participated in NSC series tournament. Both of them have not joint the KL Open 2009 but thanks for NSC series we are able to enjoy their games at Bukit Jalil.

Today's final was between Vanessa Atkinson and Shelley Kitchen with the results 8/11, 2/11, 13/11, 14/11, 13/11. Such a great come back performed by Kitchen to have the hat-trick win for NSC titles, who has won #1 and #2 events in February 2009

Men event, local star Nafiizman lost to Mehboob, 6/11, 11/9, 6/11, 11/7, 12/10

NSC Series #4, 2009

2009-03-18T22:58:00.011+08:00

It was an interesting match between Kamran Khan and Mohd Nafiizwan Adnam on round one dated 18th March 2009 for the above said tournament at Bukit Jalil.

Kamran almost took the match with two games lead and toward match ball, 10/8 on 3rd game. It was so close for Kamran to beat his compatriot, Nafiizwan, currently Malaysia single no 3 and ranked more than 70 places higher. But the final results 11/13, 7/11, 13/11, 11/3, 11/3, Kamran lost.....some said : it's so near and it's so far

Bangsar Pasar Malam @ Jalan Telawi

2009-03-15T23:15:00.022+08:00

Pasar Malam is a Malay word means Night Market or Street Market that open in the evening. Usually Pasar Malam located in residential neighbourhoods however Bangsar Pasar Malam is just next to Bangsar Village II, the slip road in between Jalan Maarof and Jalan Telawi 2.

Pasar Malam is where many stalls gather together that usually sell goods such as fruits, vegetables, snacks, toys, clothes, movie discs and etc. (note : in Bangsar hardly see any movie discs). The goods are sell at cheap or reasonable prices. The Bangsar Pasar Malam only open once a week which is on Sunday evening.

Congrat PSC.. Keep Up The Great Job

2009-03-10T06:41:00.005+08:00

Guys,

Recently we received many visitors that come to our blog. As you can see total numbers for unique visitors (fist time visitors) were increased dramatically as compared to last month - see the graft above. Please be note that, it is not even middle of the month yet.

From last 7 days, total numbers of unique visitors was recorded high as you can see on the graff above. I believe it is due to the visitors who are looking update on CIMB KL open recently. Thanks and million credits to Sam for his effort in updating us with the tournament.

I already install new widget from feedjit to track down the visitors, and to no supprise, most of them came to our site via google on "CIMB KL Open". As you know, many squash site (ie squash site uk, squash talk, etc...) were unable to update about the tournament as fast as Sam did.

As you can see also, total numbers of returning visitors during the tournament also show some interesting value. It show that our blog been refered through out the tournament.

So keep up this great job guys.

-mederator-

Mr. March - TM

2009-03-10T01:56:00.007+08:00

I call TM while he was having supper with PSC members to rmind him to answer all of the questionaire that I will send. He says yes.

The next morning , I received a call from him : "Johan, where is the questions?"

I was still on bed, trying to sleep. Gosh! With my eyes half open , I replied : "Sorry lor... I am so tired to email you the question, I'll do it tonight......"

That night, I email him the questions. The next morning still no reply. I wait for another night. Still. So I decided to give TM a ring. Before I says anything, he quickly said : "Ok.. Ill do it tonight".

So here we go.....

PSC: How you know about PSC?

Is a friend named Johan to introduce to me ( really meh...??!@#)

PSC: Among all PSC members, who you like to play most? why?(Choose one only).

So diffcult to answer. everyone has their own way of playing. Nevertheless, i will choose johan cause he plays more energetic. i like to play the kind of game. (ermmmm... or it is because I was the one who ask you this question?)

PSC: Banana or apple?

Sometimes Banana, sometimes apple ( i dont know the meaning)

PSC: What is your weekness?

Indecisive. (errr... what?!@#!$)

PSC: Who lit your squash sparks?

PSC member lah . who else

PSC: Always squash? or Could you have play any other sports?

So far no. used to play tennis when i m in secondary.

PSC: The best thing(s) about squash...

Lots of fun , chat with crazy guys like PSC members.

PSC: Squash superstitions?
No pain no gain.

PSC: Dinner with any sports person past or present? Who?
(TM didnt answer this Q... But we could guess.. Is he the one wearing spect staying in Klang... Opss! He is not a sport person... sorry....)

PSC: What you cant leave without?

What else, money lah. sure not Johan. The sincere answer is my family.

PSC: Music that you most listen to?

Light Jazz ( Michael Bubble) and ballard. Jacky Cheung and Sandy Lam are my idol.Sadly, they are getting old already.

PSC: How many text massages you sent in a day?

So shame to say none till todate.

PSC: Glass Half full or half empty?

Again, i dont know what is is meaning....

PSC: Pizza or pasta?
Prefer pasta than pizza ( so oily)

PSC: Tea or Coffee?
Teh tarik. Kayu Restaurant

PSC: Fruits or Chocolates?
Fruits( water melon and mango is my all time favorite.Chocolates make me fat.)

PSC: Your life so far, one things you would change?

We should accept all kind of people regardless their background. so Ill keep the way my self is.

PSC: height?, weight?
172cm , 65 kg

PSC: your great moment through out joining PSC?

having a lot of fantastic fun with PSG members - especially the Vodka Party.... (Hahahaha)

KL Open 2009 - Final (07 march 2009)

2009-03-08T00:07:00.011+08:00

Oh !?!? the "tin" drop and drop and drop ............during tournament.

This happened on yesterday, match between Ong Beng Hee and Adrain Grant.

It happened again and again today, during final matches.

Natalie Grainger beat Nicol David 11/8, 10/12, 11/7, 5/11, 11/6 (51m)

KL Open 2009 - Semis (06 march 2009)

2009-03-06T23:27:00.009+08:00

What they did during break-times ?? ( just for fun, hahaha....)

Natalie Grainger : how to beat her ? ... more tactics....

Natalie Grinham : sister, sister, you can do it ...

Adrian Grant : ...hot......

Laura Lengthorn : she is too strong.... a little too strong

Nicol David beat Rachael Grinham 9/11, 11/7, 11/5, 11/8 (34m)

Video for Game 2 : score 11/7

Video for Game 3 : score 11/5

Video for Game 4 : score 11/8

KL Open 2009 - Quarters ( 05 march 2009)

2009-03-05T23:56:00.006+08:00

Venue for quarters final, CIMB KL Open 2009 located at Berjaya Time Square.

I found some interesting games during the KL Open quarters final at the above venue dated 5 march 2009.

1. Rachael Grinham beat Alison Waters 11/9, 4/11, 10/12, 11/8, 12/10. (63m)

The fifth games (video below) demonstrated how Grinham escaped narrowly from Waters when Waters managed to recovered from 7/9 down and leading 10/9, match ball. However two mistakes came from Waters and Grinham finally enter semi-final with the fifth game results 12/10.

2. Nicol David beat Jenny Duncalf 11/1, 10/12, 11/7, 11/9 (46m)

An interesting second game when Jenny came from behind 6/10 and took the game with 12/10 (as video below). My opinion, except game 1, Jenny plays very well for subsequent games, but may be ..... Nicol is too good.

3. Laura Lengthorn beat Natalie Grinham 11/6, 11/9, 11/6 (23m)

Natalie, the regular participant for KL Open and Malaysia Open. We all love to watch her games and she always is one the proposed player to face Nicol (of course) in the final.

However, Lengthorn won 1st and 2nd games and kept leading in the third game, 10/2. Can Natalie recovered from behind in such situation to force the match into forth and fifth ? The video below shown Natalie managed to gain another 4 points...... 4 points only.....

KL Open 2009 - round one (04 march 09)

2009-03-04T23:20:00.005+08:00

(why Nicol holds two rackets during warm-up session ?)

The most interesting match of the round one, to my opinion, shall be between Ong Beng Hee (Mas) vs Mohamed EI Shorbagy (Egy). Shorbagy, age 18, current world ranking 22 for march 2009, men world junior champion 08 (beat Ivan Yuen on quarter final) and British Junior u19 2009 (beat Ivan Yuen on final).

The match took 56 minutus with Beng Hee beat shorbagy 11/3, 6/11, 11/4, 7/11, 11/6

Hometown

2009-03-01T23:38:00.006+08:00

I reached hometown and passed by the clock tower where I noted the time shown 9.35pm. Yes, a bit late due to heavy rain all the way from kl and I have to drive more careful and extra slow.

I remember "n" years ago when i broke off with someone, I used to come back hometown very often on Saturday after working hours. I preferred to come back by bus as too worried or definitely i will lost my concentration during the journey if drive myself. Therefore, the time to reach hometown was very uncertain if by bus, may be 9pm, 9.30pm, 10pm or etc.

However, every time when the bus drove into the bus station, my father was always there waiting for me regardless 9pm or 10pm or etc. He did not say much, just carried my bag and drove me back home. I did not ask as well, for example : how long you have been waited here.

He always welcome me home without queried me much with any questions even I came back weekly during the period.

Today, he was no more in this world since 2006 due to road incident. But I kept thinking of him especially kept properly the stuffs (see picture below) he last bought for me when I departed from hometown. Suddenly think about him again when I passed by the clock tower, last night....

NSC series #2, 2009 - Final dated 27/2/2009

2009-02-27T20:52:00.009+08:00

Men final - Ali Anwar Reda beat Ivan Yuen, 11/9, 5/11, 12/10, 11/7 (61m) (note : Ali Anwar Reda - world ranking 53, age : 19, Egypt)

Women final - Shelly Kitchen beat Sharon Wee, 11/3, 11/6, 11/7 (25m)

Let, please ........

2009-02-24T23:43:00.020+08:00

Two Malaysia youngsters, Ivan Yuen (current world ranking 123) and Kamran Khan (current world ranking 142) have performed an interesting games during the round one of NSC series #2, 2009 on Tuesday, 24/2/2009 at Bukit Jalil.

Ivan, the runner up of British Junior U19 2009 and Asian Junior Champion 2009 in Chennai, managed to beat Kamran in 5 games 8/11, 11/8, 12/10, 10/12, 12/10 in 96 minutes.

I have taken some videos during the games for some movements that caused "Let" or "Stroke" to share with PSC members as we have discussed on this matter during supper time on Monday night between Daryl, TM, Johan and me.

Ivan or Kamran : Let, please...
Referee : Yes, let.

Referee : No let.

Referee : Stroke to Kamran..

Referee : Replay, replay...
Kamran : .... Stroke.
Referee : I don't saw the ball.
Kamran : .... Stroke.
Referee : Replay

NSC series #1, 2009

2009-02-22T11:08:00.007+08:00

I managed to watch the final between Shelley Kitchen vs Annie Au on yesterday, 21/2/2009 at Bukit Jalil for the above said tournament. The result is Kitchen beat Hong Kong youngster Annie 13/11, 11/7, 5/11, 11/9 (59m)

Squash Training Video

2009-02-15T23:27:00.003+08:00

training video for viewing , :)

CIMB KL Open Squash Championships 2009

2009-02-15T22:49:00.004+08:00

2-4 March 2009 - bukit jalil

5-7 March 2009 - Berjaya Times Square

KISSATEN

2009-02-09T08:22:00.024+08:00

Hi, guys, I found a nice restaurant located at Jaya One, PJ on sunday afternoon. I have lunch there with Darren and both of us agreed that the foods tasted great and the prices shall considered reasonable. So, in future, we should have other venue to have our "yum char session" and if you guy still preferred "old town white coffee", don't worried, Jaya One have one as well which located at the main entrance.

In fact, I have read from NEW Icon about this restaurant few months ago, therefore during the sunny afternoon when Darren msn me for lunch and suggested somewhere in Jaya One PJ, I have thought about this recommended restaurant immediately.

Please check the pages from New Icon as below. (note : enlarged it for reading.)

Jaya One's building outlook and located at Jalan University, PJ.

Before entering the Kissaten restaurant, we have a check on the menu at the entrance door and found that the foods serviced with reasonable prices. We decided to have our light lunch here.

The decoration of the restaurant is simply and comfortable with majority colours consisting of white mixed with wood and steel colours. The restaurant do have outside or open space as well and shall be great to sit there during night time for chit-chatting with friends.

Since Darren wanted to go for gym after the lunch and I will go for swim, as such we just order some light lunch, i.e. roti-canai with curry (RM 4.90), teriyaki chicken burger (RM 5.90), sandwich (RM 7.90), white coffee (RM 5.90) and royal milk tea (RM 6.90). I took some pictures of the foods and Darren kept laughing and commented me "so women"....

We have nice lunch there and leave the restaurant around 4pm. It still a sunny afternoon.

sam

9/2/2009

PSC League - Format & Rules n Regulations

2009-02-06T13:55:00.003+08:00

1. Introduction

Registration is free but it is only open to members of Prince Squash Club.

2. Game, Schedule and Venue

All players are advise to make their own arrangement among our self for the match. Fixture list will only be sent out after both players confirm the game date and venue.

3. Report / Result.

All result should be submitted to me or email it to cyclist27@gmail.com. The result will be publish to all participant emails, our yahoo groups and on Notice board of this Blog.

4. Format

All games should be best of 5 in 15 point-a-rally system. If the 1st player already won the first 3 sets, there is no need for the subsequent set.

Point earn are as per below.

5. League Duration

The monthly league will start from 1st date of each month and will finish by end of the month. During this period, all players will have to play among our group to earn point. Total point will be publish from time to time after the game and rank will be calculated by end of the month. Please keep in touch with this Blog for more info.

6. Rank

The rank will only publish once a month after the league end and before starting new monthly league. This rank will be use for our bigger tournament (i.e TSG, Msia Vs Sg. and Annual PSC Tournament... is any)

7. Players

All players are eligible to enter this league. If any players are not around in any particular month, they can join for the subsequent month.

Below are the list of PSC players

i. Johan
ii. Anthony
iii. Sam
iv. Jeff
v. TM
vi. William
vii. Calvin
viii. Hank
ix. Rick
x. Daniel

8. Disclaimer

Any changes of the matter above will be informed to all players via e-mail / call / sms.

Cheers!