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Indonesia shored up its drive to another leg championship with a victory over the Philippines even as Vietnam pulled the rug from under Thailand in Day 2 of the Southeast Asia Volleyball League (V.League) second leg on Saturday.
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The nightmares in Vietnam will continue to become a sizzling hot topic in the months to come. But we must not forget that it wasn’t just Gilas Pilipinas that flopped in the Vietnam Southeast Asian Games.
As the final buzzer sounded inside the Thanh Tri Gymnasium in Hanoi, Vietnam and Indonesia erupted into celebration at center court to celebrate a historic Southeast Asian (SEA) Games basketball title, Filipino sports fans back home knew something felt wrong.
The Philippine women’s national volleyball team failed to get the bronze medal after collapsing in the fourth set and yielding to Indonesia, 25-21, 22-25, 25-19, 25-21 in the 31st Southeast Asian Games Vietnam 2021 on Saturday at the Dai Yen Arena in Quang Ninh.
Indonesia prevailed over Thailand in a crucial men’s 5-on-5 basketball affair at the 31st Southeast Asian Games Vietnam 2021, 78-75 on Wednesday at the Thanh Tri Gymnasium in Hanoi.
Determined to defend their gold medal, the Gilas Pilipinas women’s national 5-on-5 basketball team used a strong second half to drub Indonesia, 93-77 in their 31st Southeast Asian Games Vietnam 2021 opener Monday at the Thanh Trì Gymnasium in Hanoi.
Three Philippine clubs will participate in the upcoming ASEAN Basketball League (ABL) 3×3 Championship slated for April 16 and 17 in Bali, Indonesia.
One of Southeast Asia’s biggest mixed and ladies esports tournaments, UniPin Southeast Asia Cyber Arena (SEACA) is coming again this November.
UniPin prepared a series of exciting events for Genshin Impact fans and players from the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.
FIBA Asia announced on Friday that the upcoming 2021 FIBA Asia Cup in Indonesia shall be moved to July 2022.
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