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SEREMBAN (Bernama): A part-time food delivery rider did not expect to score a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 4.0 in the Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) results announced on Thursday (July 1). Muhammad Izzuddin Amirrudin (pic) , 20, who started working as a rider for GrabFood two months ago said he checked the results online while waiting to pick up a customer’s order at a restaurant. Aspiring to be a lawyer so that he can serve society, Muhammad Izzudin said he hopes to pursue a degree in law at Universiti Malaya. "I was elated that had scored 4As and a CGPA of 4.0, and I am very happy that all my hard work and sacrifices paid off. "My parents consistently encouraged and motivated me so that I could face the exam confidently especially during this Covid-19 pandemic. I am also thankful to the teachers who taught us tirelessly and shared their knowledge with me and my friends,” he told Bernama here on Friday (July 2). The ex-student of SMK Taman Forest ... » Learn More about Food delivery rider scores excellent STPM results

The Credit Bureau Singapore (CBS) and the Moneylenders Credit Bureau (MLCB), collects and manages consumer credit data. They give each Singapore consumer a credit score that indicates how likely you are to default on your debts. Your credit score is important and will follow you throughout your life, playing a critical role in a lender's decision when offering or at times denying you credit. You can find your credit score for free by going to Credit Bureau Singapore and requesting a report of your credit history. The score will range between 1,000 and 2,000 and come with a letter grade (i.e. AA or HH). Those who fall below 1,723 are classified under the lowest grade and are considered a bad credit score. Credit Score Risk grade Probability of Default 1911-2000 AA Min 0.00 per cent, Max 0.27 per cent 1844-1910 BB Min 0.27 per cent, Max 0.67 per cent 1825-1843 CC Min 0.67 per cent, Max 0.88 per cent 1813-1824 DD Min 0.88 per cent, Max 1.03 ... » Learn More about Denied a personal loan? How to improve your credit score now

There is a viable argument that all of the consensus top-three prospects in the upcoming 2021 NBA Draft – Cade Cunningham, Jalen Green, and Evan Mobley – are overall first-pick-caliber talents. Insert any one of them in last year’s draft, and none would bat an eye if they were picked over the likes of Anthony Edwards, James Wiseman, and LaMelo Ball. Each of the aforementioned three brings a certain skill set to the table, but Cunningham and Mobley provide none of the of eye-popping athleticism that Green oozes. Search for his highlights on YouTube – from his high school exploits at San Joaquin Memorial and Prolific Prep, to his recent stint with the G League Ignite – and all of them induce the kind of jaw-dropping, head-nodding sense of excitement, the promise of potential, and the raw talent that portends a three-level scoring phenomenon. Measured at 6-feet-5-inches and weighing in at 180 pounds, Green’s wiry frame gives him the profile of a slithery and agile ... » Learn More about A deep dive on NBA prospect Jalen Green, a scorer with limitless potential

The Creamline Cool Smashers displayed their most dominant showing yet in the 2021 Premier Volleyball League (PVL) Open Conference with a three-set decimation of the winless PLDT Home Fibr Power Hitters, 25-16, 25-12, 25-13, on Sunday, July 25. With the win, the reigning Open Conference champions boosted their record to 4-0 and their undefeated streak to 24 straight games since 2019. Meanwhile, the Power Hitters look powerless still in the Bacarra, Ilocos Norte bubble with a 0-4 slate. Jia Morado orchestrated her way to Player of the Game honors with 19 excellent sets and 3 points off 2 attacks and an ace. Player of the Week runner-up Alyssa Valdez topscored with 16 markers, all off attacks, while Jema Galanza shored the defense with 13 excellent digs and 9 excellent receptions. After setting the tone early with a first-set win, Creamline just rode the momentum all the way, starting with its first double-digit lead, 15-5, midway through the second set off ... » Learn More about Creamline decimates winless PLDT for 24th straight win

TOKYO: Fiji maintained their dominance of Olympic rugby sevens on Wednesday (Jul 28) with a comprehensive 27-12 gold medal win over New Zealand at the Tokyo Stadium, retaining the title they won in Rio five years ago. Argentina claimed the bronze with a 17-12 victory over Britain, sparking wild scenes of celebration, and plenty of tears, at the final whistle. But it was Fiji’s day as they ran in four tries to cap an excellent tournament. They put pressure on their near neighbours from the start with a deep kick, and were rewarded when the tall Meli Derenalagi dived over in the corner. Fiji were in again when Andrew Knewstubb failed to gather a kick into New Zealand’s in-goal area, and the impressive Sireli Maqala dotted down the loose ball. All Blacks captain Scott Curry then crossed for an unconverted try, but Fiji had fire in their bellies, and Jiuta Wainiqolo, who was in tears at the anthems, beat two defenders with a rampaging run down the right wing side to score. ... » Learn More about Fiji retain Olympic rugby sevens title with final win over New Zealand

CAPE TOWN: British & Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland praised his players for staying in the bout as an excellent second half performance powered them to a bruising 22-17 victory over world champions South Africa in the first test in Cape Town on Saturday. The Lions trailed 12-3 at halftime, but won the physical battle in the second period as they began to dominate in the scrums and finished the game much the stronger against a wilting home side. The decision to turn down two kickable penalties at the start of the second period paid dividends with a maul try from hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie that turned the momentum in their favour. "The message at halftime was that we are still in the arm-wrestle," Gatland told reporters. "We had given away a few soft penalties and allowed them opportunities. We had to stay in it and we would get chances, don't try and force things. "As the second half went on we got stronger and stronger. But it was a tight test match that could have ... » Learn More about Rugby-Gatland delighted with Lions’ appetite for the fight against Springboks

The Choco Mucho Flying Titans hardly broke a sweat for their second win in the 2021 Premier Volleyball League (PVL) Open Conference as they swept the Sta. Lucia Lady Realtors, 25-17, 25-22, 25-20, at the Bacarra, Ilocos Norte bubble on Friday, July 23. Kat Tolentino towered over the hapless Sta. Lucia defense and finished with 18 points off 16 attacks, while Deanna Wong added 21 excellent sets, 13 excellent digs, and 5 points. Ponggay Gaston, meanwhile, sparked the third-set clincher, and was named Player of the Game with 8 points off 8 attacks. After breezing through the first set, 25-17, Choco Mucho found itself down big in the second following a quick 7-1 start by Sta. Lucia, powered by back-to-back aces from star hitter Mika Reyes. The Realtors kept up the pressure well into the second technical timeout, 16-12, but the Titans, sparked by three straight Maddie Madayag points, soared all the way to set point, 24-20, off a huge 13-4 run. It was ... » Learn More about Choco Mucho shuts down Sta. Lucia in clean sweep

The Petro Gazz Angels wasted no time in getting their second win in the 2021 Premier Volleyball League (PVL) Open Conference after sweeping the Cignal HD Spikers, 25-22, 25-18, 25-21, at the Bacarra, Ilocos Norte bubble on Friday, July 23. With the win, the 2019 Open Conference finalists rose to a 2-1 record while Cignal dropped to a 1-2 slate. Kath Arado shored up the Angels’ defense with 23 excellent digs and 12 excellent receptions, and was named Player of the Game, while Grethcel Soltones led the team’s balanced scoring with 14 points off 12 attacks. Ces Molina added 11 markers while Ria Meneses and Myla Pablo chipped in 10 points apiece in the easy win. After speeding away off a 25-18 second set, Petro Gazz never let up their lead in the game, and were still up big, 17-12, late into the third. Although a late May Luna charge pushed the HD Spikers into a 20-all tie, that was the last gasp they had in them as the Angels soared away on a 5-0 ... » Learn More about Petro Gazz makes quick work of Cignal for second win

(Reuters) - Captain Andy Balbirnie scored a stylish century as Ireland recorded their first ever One-Day International victory over South Africa with a win by 43 runs in the second match of their three-game series in Malahide on Tuesday. Balbirnie stroked 102 from 117 balls as the home side posted 290 for five in their 50 overs, before restricting the tourists to 247 all out in their reply to secure the historic victory and a 1-0 lead in the series after Sunday’s opener was washed out. Ireland will have the chance to claim the series when the third and final match is played at the same venue on Friday. "I'm extremely proud with the character we showed," Balbirnie said. "We knew it was a pretty tough pitch to take 10 wickets on, but the way we stuck at in the middle and towards the death was a credit to them (the bowlers). "It is a huge day for cricket in Ireland. We will have a couple of beers and enjoy this, but at the same time we have to look to Friday, when we could ... » Learn More about Cricket-Brilliant Balbirnie leads Ireland to first ever win over S Africa

TOKYO (Reuters) -New Zealand claimed their first ever gold medal in Olympic Rugby Sevens with a 26-12 victory over France in the final of the women’s competition at Tokyo Stadium on Saturday. Fiji earlier followed up their gold in the men’s competition with a bronze in the women's event, beating Britain 21-12 in the third-place playoff, having narrowly lost a pulsating semi-final against New Zealand. New Zealand won the silver medal at the Olympics five years ago, and another silver in the men’s competition in Tokyo, but finally they have their gold. "I have looked at my silver medal (from Rio 2016) every day since I have been here," New Zealand's Ruby Tui told reporters. "The gold is a metaphor for a dream about positive thinking. It is not just the gold medal but how we have grown since. You just have to believe." They controlled possession early in the final and got their reward when captain Sarah Hirini released the speedy Michaela Blyde to score the opening try. New ... » Learn More about Olympics-Rugby-New Zealand claim Sevens gold with victory over France