How to watch Malaysian divers Pandelela Rinong and Nur Dhabitah Sabri at the 2023 World Aquatics Championships
The pair lead a 13-member Malaysian diving team in Fukuoka, Japan, with the diving events set for 14–22 July. Find out how to follow their progress.
Diving
Malaysian fans watching the 2023 World Aquatics Championships will be tuned in to the diving events which will lead off competition in Fukuoka, Japan.
From 14–22 July, the world's best divers – including Pandelela Rinong Pamg and Nur Dhabitah Sabri – will compete at the Fukuoka Prefectural Pool.
The two, who won a bonze medal together at last year's World Championships in the women's synchronised 10m platform event, lead a 13-strong Malaysian diving team to Japan.
SEA Games 3m champion Kimberly Bong is also in the squad.
They also have the opportunity to secure Olympic qualification spots for Malaysia: the top 12 in each individual event, and top three teams in each synchronised event, will earn a Paris 2024 quota for the team.
Here's how to follow them in Fukuoka.
Diving world championships 2023: Pandelela and Dhabitah's events and schedule
Pandelela Rinong will compete in the women's 10m platform event, while Dhabitah is due to do so in the women's 3m springboard and women's synchronised 3m springboard (with Ng Yan Yee).
The key schedule for the top two is as follows:
Times in JST (UTC +9 hours, one hour ahead of Malaysian time)
17 July
- 09:00 Women's synchronised 3m springboard preliminaries (Dhabitah)
- 15:30 Women's synchronised 3m springboard final (Dhabitah, if qualified)
18 July
- 10:00 Women's 10m platform preliminaries (Pandelela)
- 14:30 Women's 10m platform semi-finals (Pandelela, if qualified)
19 July
- 18:00 Women's 10m platform final (Pandelela, if qualified)
20 July
- 09:00 Women's 3m springboard preliminaries (Dhabitah)
- 14:30 Women's 3m springboard semi-finals (Dhabitah, if qualified)
21 July
- 18:00 Women's 3m springboard final (Dhabitah, if qualified)
Diving world championships 2023: How to watch on TV and online stream in Malaysia
The World Aquatics Championships in Fukuoka, Japan, including diving events, will be broadcast in Malaysia on cable channel Astro Supersport (Channel 811 for all diving semi-finals and finals).
Live online streams in Malaysia will be provided on the Astro GO and sooka services.
Outside of Malaysia, the BBC (UK), NBC Sports (USA), and Channel Nine (Australia) hold broadcasting rights.