Malaysia survive SA onslaught
MALAYSIA survived a brutal match to beat South Africa 4-3 and squeeze into the quarter-finals of hockey’s Junior World Cup in Bhubanesar yesterday.
MALAYSIA survived a brutal match to beat South Africa 4-3 and squeeze into the quarter-finals of hockey’s Junior World Cup in Bhubanesar yesterday.
A record 70 goals were scored in five matches on the second day of the Junior World Cup (JWC) in Bhubaneswsar on Thursday, and it showed the disparity between the prepared teams and the wild card entries.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia overpowered South American champions Chile 2-1 in Group A of the Junior World Cup in Bhubaneswar today for a big boost to their campaign.
THE national juniors have a big handicap which might just see them reeling and tumbling at the Junior World Cup (JWC) in Bhubaneswar, which starts tomorrow.
The national juniors are enjoying the hospitality in Bhubaneswar ahead of their opening Junior World Cup (JWC) Group A encounter against Chile on Wednesday.
Penang had to come back from a goal down to beat Kedah 4-2 at the National Hockey Stadium and reach the women’s Razak Cup semi-finals yesterday.
APART from focusing on beating Pahang in their final Group X match today, the Terengganu men’s team are also preparing themselves for three straight matches in the ongoing Razak Cup.