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Muamalat Bullets marched through the 2026 Muamalat Super 5 Rugby friendly series with command, finishing unbeaten and standing tall at the top of the table. Loaded with elite Malaysian talent, the Bullets delivered a masterclass of control, power, and precision, with quality evident in every position. Senior players Anwarul Hafiz and Sufian Kamil brought invaluable experience, steadying the squad in key moments and setting the standard for excellence. UPM Angels rose as the closest challengers, claiming second place after statement victories over IIUM Mustangs and Vioba Blues. Once again, the Angels proved why they remain the benchmark of university rugby in Malaysia. Fearless, talented, and fully capable of competing against senior club sides. IIUM Mustangs provided flashes of excitement and promise. Known for their background in Rugby 7s and 10s, they stunned Kuala Lumpur champions Vioba Blues in the opening match, but struggled to contain the relentless pace of UPM Angels and Mu...

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...