The Malaysian Cricket Association is the official governing body of the sport of cricket in Malaysia. MCA is an associate member of the International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Asian Cricket Council, and plays host to regional international competitions and friendlies. Domestically it arranges leagues, competitions, coaching programs, and grassroots projects to advance and grow cricket in Malaysia, including women’s cricket. The Australian women’s cricket team has visited Malaysia for practice matches prior to the Women’s World cup.

KL Sports City (the National Sports Complex) is a 40 hectare space and is home to the National Stadium Bukit Jalil which has a capacity of 90,000, making it the largest in Southeast Asia, and the fourth largest in Asia. Other stadiums in the complex include the National Aquatic Centre, Axiata Arena (formerly Putra Indoor Stadium) the home of Badminton, the National Hockey Stadium, and National Squash Centre. The complex also boasts three parks - Bukit Komanwel (Commonwealth Hill), the Family Park, and the Bukit Jalil Golf and Country Club.

Badminton is the second most popular sport in the world possibly due to how easy it is to play! It is Malaysia’s favourite sport and one in which it ranks highly in international competitions. The Badminton Association Malaysia (BAM) is the national governing body for badminton and is responsible for promoting and developing badminton in the country, managing national teams, organizing tournaments, and overseeing the sport's growth at all levels. It plays a crucial role in nurturing talent and elevating Malaysia's presence in the international badminton scene.

Majlis Sukun Negara Malaysia (the National Sports Council) is a government agency and statutory body under the Ministry of Youth and Sports of the Government of Malaysia which governs the sporting activities in Malaysia. They focus on fostering a healthy lifestyle and community engagement through various sports programs, events, and initiatives. Additionally, they play a role in sports management by organizing competitions, providing facilities, and supporting athletes' development to enhance Malaysia's sporting excellence on both national and international levels. In 2019 the Women in Sports council was introduced.

The KL Marathon is the largest and one of the most popular race events in the southern hemisphere. Dirigo events owns and operates the event, with a focus on promoting health, fitness, and community engagement. They meticulously plan and execute the marathon, ensuring it meets international standards of excellence, and actively engage with sponsors, participants, and the local community to foster a culture of wellness and sportsmanship. Through their dedication to sports management, Dirigo events contributes significantly to the development of the running community in Kuala Lumpur and beyond.

The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) is the governing body for football in Malaysia. FAM oversees the organization of football competitions, the development of the sport, and national team management. They work on promoting and regulating football at all levels within Malaysia, aiming to enhance the quality and popularity of the sport nationwide. FAM plays a crucial role in fostering talent, organizing leagues, and representing Malaysia in international football forums. Women’s football however remains reasonably underdeveloped.

SIC is home to endless motorsports events and activities, such as the F1 Grand Prix (F1), MotoGP™, Super GT, World Touring Car Cup (WTCR), Asia Le Mans Series (ALMS), Superbike World Championship (WSBK), and many more. A leading company in sports management, SIC also offers venue rental, concerts with international acts, international exhibitions, and comprehensive motorsports facilities for professional and amateur enthusiasts alike. With a commitment to excellence in event management and facility maintenance, SIC plays a vital role in the region.

Safe Sport Malaysia is dedicated to fostering a safe and respectful environment within the sports community, ensuring athletes can pursue their passion without fear of abuse or misconduct. As an independent non-profit organization, their mission is to promote integrity, transparency, and accountability in sports, allowing participants to train, compete, and flourish with confidence. Led by Commonwealth games gymnastics gold medalist Sarina Sundarah Rajah, it strives to create a Safe Sport Culture in Malaysia through Awareness and Advocacy, Education and Training.