Mongolian chess player T.Munkhzul won a bronze medal as she scored six out of nine matches at the 2019 Asian Continental Chess Championships. It made her Mongolia’s first female chess player who has won a medal from the Asian Continental

The basketball colours of the Mongolian national team were put on display in the Museum of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) on 13 June to mark their achievement of becoming the Asian 3×3 Basketball champion in 2017.

Mongolian players visited FIBA’s

The curtain was brought down on Asia’s first round of qualifying for the Qatar 2022 World Cup on Tuesday, with five teams prevailing over two legs to progress to the next stage.

Of the six teams that won their first leg

It may be more than three years off, but the first goal of the World Cup 2022 qualifying matches has already been scored. Nine minutes into their first-leg match against Brunei, Mongolia won a free-kick about 25 yards from goal.

More than 800 motorcyclists, including 200 from China and Russia paraded on the streets of Ulaanbaatar on Saturday. The ‘Steppe Wind’, an international motorsports festival started from the Central Square and headed east towards the Chinggis Khaan Statute complex which

Mongolian President Kh.Battulga has issued a decree to award Alex Sanchez with the ‘Order of Friendship’  for his contribution in developing 3×3 basketball in Mongolia.

The FIBA 3×3 U18 World Cup matches have been successfully continuing in the Mongolian capital, Ulaanbaatar.

The long road to the World Cup 2022 is underway, with Mongolia beating Brunei 2-0 in the first qualification game for the tournament to be held in Qatar. Mongolia captain Tsedenbal Norjmaa scored with a free kick after nine minutes

N.Tugstsogt, better known as “King Tug”  has managed to keep his perfect record intact, defeating Claudio Marrero by unanimous decision in their featherweight world title eliminator. The IBO world featherweight champion has just returned home to Mongolia for a well-deserved