Category: Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2013

India will engage Asian powerhouse South Korea in the opening match of the forthcoming Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh, Malaysia. Azlan Shah Cup, longest surviving invitational tournament in the world will kick off on ...

Indian national hockey team’s chief coach Michael Nobbs wants more goalkeeper probables in order to firm up teams for the future. He also feels there is an urgent need for a specialist goalkeeper coach with ...

‘Killer instinct’ is the frequently used phrase in sports to adore winning teams, recapture stunning moments and qualify sports climaxes. Killer instinct is that inherent attribute which drives sports to its elixir levels, pulls crowd, ...

Ever since he made it to the Indian national team, midfielder Manpreet Singh has been going steadily, winning hearts with spectacular display on the turf. He was recently honored with a new epithlet: One of ...

Sreejesh: Unlearning process is now over Ipoh, 17 March 2013: The first-choice Indian goalkeeper and vice-captain of the team PR Sreejesh was happy with the Sultan Azlan Shah outing as he came up with high-class ...

Joel Carrol came up with a stunner of a shot that went into the goal between otherwise impregnable and inimitable goalie Kumar Subramaniam and the right post just a couple of seconds left in the ...

India’s Manpreet Singh is the only player in the Azlan Shah XI selected after the tournament by an expert committee. Kumar Subramaniam GK, Malaysia Muhammad Imran, def, Pakistan Mohd Razie Rahim, def, Malaysia Nam Nyun ...

Young India team avoided woodenspoonist of the 22nd Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, defeating Pakistan comprehensively 4-2, goals coming at regular intervals. Playing its second match in 18 hours, after forgetting the last match’s 2-minute torrid ...

Ipoh, 16 March 2013: The Indian players protested after the fag-end penalty corner was changed to a penalty stroke by Korean umpire Jung Woo Lim. Indians defended a short corner and Manpreet Singh made a ...

Ipoh, 16 March 2013: Egged on by a 12000-strong packed stadium, hosts Malaysia came back from the brink to steal a 2-2 draw from India, who played brilliant hockey to silence the crowd for the ...