Sarjit’s boys keep hopes alive in Asian meet with first win amidst casualties


Eyes on the ball: Malaysia’s Norsyafiq Sumantri (centre) dribbling past Japan players during the Asian Champions Trophy match. — MHC

PETALING JAYA: The national hockey team keep their Asian Champions Trophy hopes alive after a 5-4 win against Japan at the Moqi Training Base in Hulunbuir, China, yesterday.

The Speedy Tigers got their first win at the tournament after four games, but head coach Sarjit Singh said the victory came with a heavy price.

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