Persatuan Seni Varma Adimurai Silambam team, representing Malaysia shone brightly on the international stage as clinched few titles and medals at the 1st World Adimurai Championship 2026. The championship took place at Kanyakumari, India on 3 – 5 September 2026.
A Medal Haul Built on Dedication
The team returned with an impressive 47-medal haul, comprising 27 gold medals, 17 silver medals, and three bronze medals. Behind every medal was the athletes’ commitment, discipline, and countless hours of training as they took on competitors at an international championship.

Beyond the numbers, the achievement represents the determination of Malaysian practitioners to continue developing their skills and carrying the country’s name proudly beyond its borders.
Two Overall Champion Titles for Malaysia
The Malaysian team’s achievement was further elevated by securing the Overall Champion titles in both the Senior and Super Senior categories.

The recognition reflects the collective strength of the Malaysian contingent and the experience of its athletes, who competed with determination throughout the championship. For Persatuan Seni Varma Adimurai Silambam Malaysia, the achievement is a proud moment for the country and a reflection of the talent, dedication and strength of Malaysian athletes.
A Proud Moment Beyond the Medals
While the 47 medals and two Overall Champion titles are significant milestones, the achievement represents something bigger: the ability of Malaysian athletes to bring traditional martial arts onto an international platform.

Their success in Kanyakumari is a celebration of sporting dedication, cultural heritage and national pride, inspiring more Malaysians to appreciate, practise and preserve traditional martial arts for generations to come.
As the Malaysian team celebrates its remarkable performance, its journey stands as an encouraging example of how passion, discipline and perseverance can turn traditional heritage into a source of pride on the world stage.

