Arulselvaraj admits his charges can’t cope with India’s ‘race car drivers’


No let-up: Malaysia’s Shello Silverius (right) vying for the ball with India’s Gurjant Singh. — AP

PETALING JAYA: Hockey powerhouse India, the world No. 3, play like race car drivers speeding at 300kph on a track circuit!

That’s how Malaysia coach A. Arulselvaraj see the Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) winners, who got the better of the Speedy Tigers twice in Chennai – 5-0 in the round robin and 4-3 in the final last Saturday.

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