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Basketball team

Malaysia Women

Club · Malaysia · Southeast Asian Games Women

«No official nickname»

22 Matches
9 wins
13 losses
1471–1560 Points
−89 Difference
66.9 Average per match
Form W 17 Dec 2025 · Home Vietnam Women National Team · 83:44 L 18 Dec 2025 · Away Thailand Women · 51:59 L 19 Dec 2025 · Home Indonesia Women · 55:62 L 18 Sep · Away South Korea Women · 40:106 L 21 Sep · Home Chinese Taipei Women · 59:98 L 22 Sep · Away Mongolia Women · 81:89

Kuala Lumpur's basketball crowds gather at the MABA Stadium, a compact ground of 3,500 places, roughly two-thirds of them seated, that has stood since 1995 and takes on its liveliest atmosphere when Thailand or Singapore are the visitors. The national women's side built its name on the Southeast Asian Games rather than at home: it entered international competition in 1965 at the FIBA Asia Championship for Women, finishing fifth, and it is against the region's Games record that Malaysia measures itself.

From 1977, Malaysia won gold five times running through 1985, then again in 1997, 2001, 2003 and 2007 — a run broken by an eight-year gap before the side returned to the top of the podium in 2015. That win, ending the drought, later became the subject of the 2024 film Padu, though the team itself has never carried an official nickname. Two years on, in 2017, Malaysia beat Thailand 65-60 in the final, a scoreline that sits at the sharp end of a rivalry the two countries have carried through most of these Games. Nur Izzati Yaakob captained that side; Yoong Sze Yuin, who coached both the 2015 and 2017 wins, is the name most associated with the run.

The Asian Games have told a different story — no higher than fourth, reached in 1986 — and the recent Southeast Asian Games have been uneven too, a group-stage exit without a medal in 2019 and a mixed campaign in 2025 under the current head coach, Tan Ee Shya. None of that has dented the older record. Since 1977, Malaysia has left the Southeast Asian Games with twenty medals — eleven of them gold.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
22 Sep Asian Games Women Mongolia Women A 81:89 L
21 Sep Asian Games Women Chinese Taipei Women H 59:98 L
18 Sep Asian Games Women South Korea Women A 40:106 L
19 Dec 2025 Southeast Asian Games Women Indonesia Women H 55:62 L
18 Dec 2025 Southeast Asian Games Women Thailand Women A 51:59 L
17 Dec 2025 Southeast Asian Games Women Vietnam Women National Team H 83:44 W

Standing

Southeast Asian Games Women

Group stage · Group B

# Team M W L Goals Pts
1 Philippines Women 2 2 0 168:126 0
2 Malaysia Women 2 1 1 137:110 0
3 Singapore Women 2 0 2 93:162 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 22
22 Matches
9 wins
13 losses
1471–1560 Points
−89 Difference
66.9 Average per match
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 22
9wins: 9 · 40% 13losses: 13 · 59%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
17 Dec 2025 · Home Vietnam Women National Team · 83:44
18 Dec 2025 · Away Thailand Women · 51:59
19 Dec 2025 · Home Indonesia Women · 55:62
18 Sep · Away South Korea Women · 40:106
21 Sep · Home Chinese Taipei Women · 59:98
22 Sep · Away Mongolia Women · 81:89
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 22 11 11
Scored 1471 771 700
Conceded 1560 751 809
Average per match 66.9 70.1 63.6
Conceded per game 70.9 68.3 73.5
Difference −89 +20 −109

Fixtures of Malaysia Women

Honours of Malaysia Women

  • Southeast Asian Games 1977, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1985, 1997, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2015, 2017 11
  • Southeast Asian Games 1987, 1989, 1993 3
  • Southeast Asian Games 1991, 1995, 2011, 2013, 2021, 2023 6