Liga Teqball Malaysia 2025: A Step Forward for the Nation’s Teqball Scene
Klang, Selangor | 24–26 October 2025 — The stage was set at KSL Esplanade Mall, Klang, as the nation’s finest teqers gathered for the Liga Teqball Malaysia 2025, a three-day showcase of agility, precision, and flair on the curved table.
Organized by the Malaysia Teqball Association (MTA), powered by the Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS), and supported by Rakan Muda and the Fédération Internationale de TEQBALL (FITEQ), this year’s edition stood as a reflection of how far the sport has come, and how much further it aims to go.
A Weekend of Skill and Spirit
Across the three days, the competition featured Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles categories, each match delivering thrilling rallies and sportsmanship that drew the attention of mallgoers and fans alike.
The event not only highlighted the technical side of teqball but also its community-driven nature, where passion, teamwork, and fair play took center stage.
Day Two: A Symbolic Boost for the Sport
A significant moment took place on the second day when Mr. Abd Aziz Abd Rahman, Timbalan Ketua Pengarah, Bahagian Pembangunan Sukan, Jabatan Belia dan Sukan Negara, presented a cheque/grant to Mr. Siva Kumar Jakarathan, President of MTA.
This gesture represented more than just financial backing, it was a symbolic push for the growth of teqball in Malaysia, especially at the grassroots level, as the nation works towards nurturing future talents and elevating the sport to greater heights.
Sunday Finals: Champions Rise
The finals on Sunday brought the best out of every competitor, with emotions running high and skill shining brightest under pressure.
Final Results:
Champion: Perlis Northern Lions
Runner-up: MBPJ Black Widow
3rd Place: Kedah White Eagles
4th to 8th: Nine Stags, DBKL Hunter, Johor Rising Tigers, UM Bison
Women’s Singles
Champion: Nur Natasha Amyra (Perlis Northern Lions)
Runner-up: Nur Batrisyia Afrina (MBPJ Black Widows)
3rd Place: Nine Stags
Men’s Singles
Champion: Azmilaan (Perlis Northern Lions)
Runner-up: Nur Hidayat Ar Rasyid (MBPJ Black Widows)
3rd Place: Mohd Hanifah (Nine Stags)
Women’s Doubles
Champion: Nur Natasha Amyra & Siti Asnidah (Perlis Northern Lions)
Runner-up: Nurul Syafiqah & Nur Batrisyia Afrina (MBPJ Black Widows)
3rd Place: Nur Mistahujamilah & Putri Zarra (Kedah White Eagles)
Men’s Doubles
Champion: Muhammad Amirul Danish & Muhammad Rahmat (Kedah White Eagles)
Runner-up: Mohd Aslam & Azmilaan (Perlis Northern Lions)
3rd Place: Muhammad Faris Farizal & Muhammad Eizlan Rakhli (DBKL Hunter)
Mixed Doubles
Champion: Nur Hidayat AR Rasyid & Nurul Syafiqah (MBPJ Black Widows)
Runner-up: Mohd Aslam & Siti Asnidah (Perlis Northern Lions)
3rd Place: Muhammad Amirul Danish & Putri Zaara Arissa (Kedah White Eagles)
Participating teams included:
Perlis Northern Lions, MBPJ Black Widows, Kedah White Eagles, Nine Stags, Johor Rising Tigers, DBKL Hunter, and UM Bison, all representing their states and institutions with pride and passion.
Celebrating Sportsmanship and Excellence
Beyond titles and trophies, Liga Teqball Malaysia 2025 also celebrated individual brilliance and collective integrity.
Special awards were presented for:
Fair Play Team: DBKL Hunter
Most Valuable Player (Male): Nur Hidayat Ar Rasyid (MBPJ Black Widows)
Most Valuable Player (Female): Nur Natasha Amyra (Perlis Northern Lions)
These recognitions served as a reminder that the true essence of sport lies not only in victory but in respect, effort, and love for the game.
Looking Ahead
With continued support from KBS, Rakan Muda, and FITEQ, and the unwavering efforts of MTA, teqball in Malaysia is entering a new era, one where the curved table becomes a platform for youth development, inclusivity, and sporting excellence.
The Liga Teqball Malaysia 2025 wasn’t just a tournament, it was a statement: that the future of teqball in Malaysia is bright, united, and full of potential.
Photos were taken by Kamal Aziz and Nabil Jamsari