Meet Malaysia’s MLBB National Team for the Asian Games 2026
By KITAMEN • Updated October 2026
Executive Summary
- Malaysia’s MLBB squad at the Asian Games 2026 was Sizkaa, Sekys, Stormie, CikuGais, YumS and Unii, coached by Poon Kok Sing (OzoraVeki). They won bronze.
- It was not the squad that qualified in June. Only Sizkaa carried over, and the head coach changed.
- Roles shown are as listed on Liquipedia. We found no published assistant coach or analyst for the Games.
Deep Dive: The Squad That Went to Japan
Per Bernama (6 October), Liquipedia and the Wikipedia event page, Malaysia’s six-man MLBB squad at Aichi-Nagoya was:
| Player (IGN) | Name | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Sizkaa | Muhammad Razif Sazali | EXP lane |
| Sekys | Muhammad Haqqullah Ahmad Shahrul Zaman | Jungler |
| Stormie | Hazziq Danish Mohamad Rizwan | Mid lane |
| CikuGais | Muhammad Danial Mohamad Fuad | Gold lane |
| YumS | Muhammad Qayyum Ariffin Suhairi | Roamer |
| Unii | Muhammad Danish Fitri Razman | Jungle substitute |
Roles are as listed on Liquipedia and are not confirmed by a second source. The match reports we found do not give per-game line-ups, so we cannot say whether the substitute played.
Local Insight: The Coaching Staff
The head coach for the Games was Poon Kok Sing, known as OzoraVeki (Bernama, Liquipedia). He told Bernama he returns to Selangor Red Giants as tactical coach after the Games, and that the MPL Malaysia scene “still has a lot of talent”. We found no published assistant coach or analyst for the Games, and no published reason for the change from the qualifier’s head coach, SaintDeLucaz. The squad is organised through the Malaysia Esports Federation (MESF).
How They Got Here
Malaysia qualified at the Southeast Asian qualifier at Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore, on 18 to 21 June 2026. It finished fifth of eight on a 3-4 record, beating Indonesia 2-1 and Singapore 2-0 and losing to the Philippines, Myanmar, Cambodia and, on the final day, Vietnam 1-2. It took the fifth and last slot one point ahead of Vietnam, 10 points to 9 (Liquipedia, Bernama).
The qualifier squad was:
| Player (IGN) | Name | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Sizkaa | Muhammad Razif Sazali | EXP lane |
| Chibi | Muhammad Nazhan Mohd Nor | Jungler |
| Martzy | Ammar Asyraf Abd Rahman | Mid lane |
| Loleal | Ealtond Rayner | Gold lane |
| Zqeef | Muhammad Aqif Haiqal Azman | Roamer |
| Xorn | Mohammad Zul Hisham Mohd Noor | Squad member |
The qualifier staff was head coach SaintDeLucaz (Doly Van Pelo Sihotang), assistant coach Haru (Nur Hanis Adlan Adnan) and analyst JIFDEGaming (Jason Yap). NST reported on 5 September that Xorn had been dropped, and Xorn told NST he found out by WhatsApp group message and that the selectors wanted stronger medal prospects. NST quotes no MESF statement on the change.
The Result
The new squad won Group B (2-0 over Indonesia, 2-1 over Saudi Arabia), beat Jordan 2-0 in the quarter-final and lost the semi-final 0-2 to Myanmar, finishing with bronze shared with Mongolia. The full run is in our bronze recap; the pre-event road to a medal and odds read remain online as published.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is on Malaysia’s MLBB team for the Asian Games 2026?
Sizkaa, Sekys, Stormie, CikuGais, YumS and Unii, according to Bernama, Liquipedia and Wikipedia. Their full names are Muhammad Razif Sazali, Muhammad Haqqullah Ahmad Shahrul Zaman, Hazziq Danish Mohamad Rizwan, Muhammad Danial Mohamad Fuad, Muhammad Qayyum Ariffin Suhairi and Muhammad Danish Fitri Razman.
Who coaches Malaysia’s MLBB national team?
Poon Kok Sing, known as OzoraVeki, was head coach at the Asian Games 2026, according to Bernama and Liquipedia. The qualifier’s head coach, SaintDeLucaz, is not listed for the Games.
Why did Malaysia change its MLBB squad after the qualifier?
No official reason has been published. NST reported that Xorn was dropped and quoted him saying the selectors wanted stronger medal prospects. Only Sizkaa carried over from the six qualifier players.
What roles do Malaysia’s MLBB players play?
As listed on Liquipedia: Sizkaa is the EXP laner, Sekys the jungler, Stormie the mid laner, CikuGais the gold laner, YumS the roamer and Unii a jungle substitute.
How did Malaysia’s MLBB team do at the Asian Games 2026?
Malaysia won bronze, shared with Mongolia. It topped Group B, beat Jordan 2-0 in the quarter-final and lost the semi-final 0-2 to champions Myanmar.
Is this a club team or a national team?
A national team. At the Asian Games the players represent Malaysia under the national flag, selected through the country’s federation structure rather than playing for an esports organisation as in MPL Malaysia.
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This page profiles the six players and head coach who took Malaysia to bronze in MLBB at the Asian Games 2026: Sizkaa, Sekys, Stormie, CikuGais, YumS and Unii, coached by OzoraVeki. The squad differed from the June qualifier squad; only Sizkaa carried over.
