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ASEAN Basketball League Final Preview - Singapore Slingers vs CLS Knights : Sport On! Singapore Sports Highlights with John Yeong and Duncan Elias [season 1 ep 4]

by John Yeong, on April 28, 2019

We preview the 2019 ASEAN Basketball League Final as Singapore Slingers come face to face with CLS Knights, looking to win their first ABL title at the third attempt in four years in this May 2019 episode of our sports highlights show Sport On! Singapore with John Yeong and Duncan Elias.

Also, in Badminton, World Number 1s Kento Momota and Tai Tzu-Ying win the Men's and Women's Singles at the Singapore Badminton Open, as Japan dominate the doubles, and Team Singapore shuttlers gain much needed experience and exposure against higher ranked opponents. The HSBC Singapore Rugby Sevens also sees a new winner in South Africa, as Singapore extends its hosting of the event till 2023.