Wounded Black Sticks out to bounce back against Speedy TigersIPOH: Being the highest-ranked team, wounded New Zealand will be gunning to return to winning ways when they face Malaysia in tomorrow’s Sultan Azlan Shah Cup clash in Ipoh.
Speedy Tigers left to rue mistakes in defeat by PakistanIPOH: Malaysia were left to rue crucial errors and bad luck as they lost 5-4 to Pakistan in their opening Sultan Azlan Shah Cup match at the Azlan Shah Hockey Stadium here today.
Japan stun world No. 11 Korea in SAS CupIPOH: Three-time champions South Korea were stunned 2-1 by world No. 16 Japan in their opening Sultan Azlan Shah Cup (SAS Cup) match in Ipoh today.
Black Sticks use Ipoh’s weather to prepare for Paris OlympicsIPOH: New Zealand are expecting a hot and humid Paris Olympics on July 26-Aug 11, and the world No. 10 believe the experience in Ipoh during the ongoing Sultan Azlan Shah (SAS) Cup will help them prepare for the mission.
Speedy Tigers stun New Zealand in friendlyKUALA LUMPUR: Speedy Tigers bounced back twice to beat Paris Olympics-bound New Zealand 3-2 in a friendly in Ipoh today.
Japan on a mission to win Sultan Azlan Shah CupKUALA LUMPUR: Japan have set themselves the lofty target of winning the May 4-11 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament at the Azlan Shah Stadium in Ipoh.
Saari brothers get early nod from SarjitKUALA LUMPUR: Four hockey players in the 30-man training squad have earned “early places” for the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh from May 4-11.
Defender Kamarulzaman makes jump from hockey 5s to field hockeyKUALA LUMPUR: Renowned for his prowess in hockey 5s, which saw Malaysia clinch gold at the 2018 Youth Olympics and secure a silver at this year’s Muscat World Cup, Kamarulzaman Kamaruddin now aims to carve his legacy in field hockey.
Fitri and Co making waves in Bangladesh ahead of Sultan Azlan Shah Cup missionKUALA LUMPUR: Four Malaysian players are making waves in the Bangladesh Hockey League with Mohammedan SC.
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