Bang yai: “Thip” Orawan Paranang and “Ying” Suthasinee Sawetabut have achieved their fourth consecutive victory in the women’s doubles table tennis championship at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games. The event took place at Westgate Hall, located on the fourth floor of Central Westgate Shopping Mall. According to Thai News Agency, the final match was an all-Thai affair, with Orawan and

Bangkok: “Kakana” Khamyok, the Thai national team midfielder, is fully prepared and hopes to help the team defeat Vietnam and win the men’s football championship tonight. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai men’s national football team, who are 16-time champions, held a press conference yesterday with head coach Thawatchai Damrong-ongtrakul and defender Chanaphat Buaphan to discuss their readiness for

Bangkok: The journey of “Jao Yu” Ballang Thapthimdaeng, a Thai national taekwondo athlete, who overcame obstacles with determination to win a gold medal at the SEA Games. According to Thai News Agency, “Yu” Ballang Thapthimdaeng, the Thai national taekwondo fighter, held the belief that “every drop of sweat is never in vain” throughout his career, a mindset that led him

Bangkok: Thai snooker players swept 6 gold medals, clinching the overall title at the 33rd SEA Games. “Mink Saraburi” and “Korn Nakhon Pathom” were among the standout performers, concluding the tournament with a total of 6 gold medals, securing the overall SEA Games title for Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, the women’s 15-red snooker final at the SEA Games

Muang thong thani: Despite her efforts, Mananchaya Sawangkeaw fell short in the women’s singles event at the 2025 SEA Games, losing to Alexandra Iala of the Philippines in straight sets. This result secured a silver medal for Mananchaya, as she was unable to overcome the top-ranked player in the region. According to Thai News Agency, the tennis final at the

Bangkok: Coach Mariano hopes to make history by leading Thai boxers to win gold medals in 16 weight classes at the SEA Games. Mr. Mariano Goszales Cosme, the Cuban head coach of the Thai national boxing team for the SEA Games, announced his goal of sweeping all 16 gold medals out of 17 weight classes, aiming to make history for