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NICC: ISKANDAR RAIDERS 31 - IIUM MUSTANGS 5 Iskandar Raiders booked their NICC semifinal berth with a comfortable 31-5 win over IIUM Mustangs . The Mustangs struggled to challenge the home side in Pasir Gudang could only make just one try at the end of the match. Iskandar Raiders opened the scorings with a try in the 21st minute by Rodeoasmera Rosli . They increased their lead before the break with another try by Amirul Adam . As the match resumed for the second half, the home side made a quick impact. Iliesa Buitiviti 's try and Hairul Asrie Haridon conversion four minutes after the restart pushed them nearer to the semis. While the Mustangs struggled for the breakthrough, Abdol Saied made two tries in 5 minutes to confirm Iskandar Raiders' place in the last four. Muhammad Amirul Syafiq earned a late try for IIUM Mustangs, but it was already too late to change their fate. Photos by: Tigers Super Sports Click Here to get the latest Rugby News .

Photo: Muhammad Mohd Fadzil (TSS) After years of silence, a long-missed heartbeat is slowly returning to Malaysian rugby. It has been a very long time since fans last witnessed a true national-level club competition. The Malaysia Rugby Super League faded away after 2017, leaving a void that even the prestigious Piala Agong could not fully replace. For too long, top-tier inter-club rugby simply disappeared from the local landscape. That is why the return of elite competition, even in a modest form, matters deeply. Rugby in Malaysia needs a platform where clubs can test themselves at the highest level, rebuild ambition, and reignite belief. This season, Bank Muamalat stepped forward with the Muamalat Super 5 Rugby , attempting to revive what had been lost. Champions from state leagues were invited, but time constraints limited commitments. Rather than cancel the idea entirely, the organisers pressed on with a four-team friendly series. Photo: Muhammad Mohd Fadzil (TSS) It may look unu...

The historic city of Melaka is gearing up for a major sporting spectacle as the CM Cup Rugby Tournament 2025 takes place at the iconic Stadium Kubu ( Hang Tuah Stadium ) from 29–31 August. The tournament will feature five categories, with eight teams competing in each division and five teams in the Women’s category. In total, nearly 800 players, coaches, and officials are expected to gather, making this one of the biggest rugby events in Malaysia this year. The tournament is powered by the Melaka State Government as the main sponsor, with the support of MSN Melaka, MBMB, Tourism Melaka, and Perbadanan Ketua Menteri. Co-sponsors include Archway, Koridor Utiliti Melaka, CMI Infra, Meditech Alliance, Jurukur Saharuddin El Asas, SAMB, Putra Hospital, Melaka Bekal Sdn Bhd, and Precise Subsurface. Melaka will be proudly represented across all categories, including Kolej Yayasan Saad , SMK Telok Mas , Melaka High School , Nosta , Ex-Hornet , X-Moruc , Polis Melaka , Melaka Team ...