P Chandra Sagaran
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Speedy Tigers give Sarjit food for thought
The 31st edition of the Sultan Azlan Shah (SAS) Cup Invitational Hockey Tournament which just concluded saw several teams gearing up for upcoming competitions. The major tournaments are the World Cup qualifier in February 2026 and the Asian Games in Japan at the end of next year.They came with mixed teams to make preparations and evaluate future tournaments. However the first two days the tournament was hit by heavy rain that resulted in organisers having to rescheduled games two hours early for the following three days which helped avoid the bad weather. However the rain did not deter die hard hockey fans from going to the stadium to support their favourite teams.
Belgium rout ‘Speedy Tigers’ in one-sided affair
Belgium crush Malaysia 9-1 in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, moving closer to the final as the Speedy Tigers drop to fifth despite Faizal Saari’s lone goal.
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: India edges past spirited Malaysia 4-3
Malaysia suffered their first defeat at the hands of five-time champion India at the 31st edition of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Invitational Hockey Tournament at the Azlan Shah Hockey Stadium today.India shrugged off a strong challenge from the home team to register their 3-2 victory in a nail-biting game. Before the match began, Perak Hockey Association President Datuk Sayuti Samad and the Speedy Tigers congratulated Faiz Helmi Jalil, who earned his 250th cap in the game against India.
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