30th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2024 (M)
Ipoh, Perak
All times GMT +8
5 May 2024 16:00 NZL v JPN (RR) 1 - 4
5 May 2024 18:15 KOR v PAK (RR) 0 - 4
5 May 2024 20:30 CAN v MAS (RR) 2 - 6
6 May 2024 is a rest day
7 May 2024 16:00 CAN v KOR (RR)
7 May 2024 18:15 PAK v JPN (RR)
7 May 2024 20:30 MAS v NZL (RR)
Pool Standings
Live Scores
FIH Match Centre
Japan shock world No. 10 New Zealand in SAS Cup
By K. Rajan
World No.16 Japan pulled off another upset by overcoming Paris Olympics-bound New Zealand 4-1 in today’s Sultan Azlan Shah (SAS) Cup match in Ipoh. -- NSTP/L. MANIMARAN
IPOH: World No.16 Japan pulled off another upset by overcoming Paris Olympics-bound New Zealand 4-1 in today's Sultan Azlan Shah (SAS) Cup match in Ipoh.
Dominant Pakistan in Ipoh.
By Shahid Khan
Pakistan produced a rare show of scintillating hockey to reign supreme in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup (SAS Cup) as the men in green shirts registered a 4-0 victory over South Korea in Ipoh, Malaysia.
Pakistan beat Korea to register second win
The Men in Green defeated Malaysia in first game
Pakistan team celebrate goal. - Facebook/Flash Sukan
Pakistan defeated Korea 4-0 one-sidedly in their second Sultan Azlan Shah Cup match on Sunday in Ipoh, Perak.
Pakistan hit four past South Korea to extend winning start
IPOH: Players of Pakistan and South Korea in action during their Azlan Shah Cup match on Sunday.—courtesy Malaysia Hockey Confederation
IPOH: Pakistan extended their impressive start at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, winning their second successive game by overwhelming South Korea in a dominant 4-0 victory on Sunday.
Pakistan crush South Korea 4-0
Pakistan hockey team players seen in this undated photo.—AFP/File
KARACHI: Pakistan hockey team’s successful journey continued in Sultan Azlan Shah Cup as the Green-shirts crushed South Korea by 4-0 in Ipoh, Malaysia, on Sunday.
Pakistan thrash South Korea 4-0 in Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
LAHORE - Pakistan thrashed South Korea 4-0 to register their second consecutive victory in the ongoing Sultan Azlan Shah Cup on Sunday.
Speedy Tigers thrash Canada for first SAS Cup win
By K. Rajan
IPOH: Sarjit Singh celebrated his first official victory as the national hockey coach when Malaysia thrashed Canada 6-2 in their second Sultan Azlan Shah (SAS) Cup match at the Azlan Shah Stadium, Ipoh, on Sunday.
Speedy Tigers maul Canada for first win at Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
By S. SAKTESH
Sheer joy: Debutant Azimuddin Syakir Kamaruddin celebrates after scoring a goal for Malaysia during the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh. --.RONNIE CHIN/The Star
IPOH: Malaysia captured their first win at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup after defeating Canada 6-2 today (May 5).
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup points table after two round of matches
The tournament is featuring six sides
Pakistan have won two games. - Flash Sukan
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup is in full flow in Ipoh, Malaysia, with Pakistan leading the points table, featuring six sides.
Azlan Shah Cup Records of the Fastest Goals
By Tariq Ali
Scott Boyde of New Zealand scored one of the fastest goals in the history of the international field hockey during the course of the match played between New Zealand and Canada in the 30th Azlan Shah Cup, at Stadium Azlan Shah, Ipoh, Parek, Malaysia 2024
Hat-trick hero Azrai stays positive despite loss
By K. Rajan
Azrai Aizad Abu Kamal fired a hat-trick against Pakistan, but it was still not enough. BERNAMA PIC
IPOH: Azrai Aizad Abu Kamal fired a hat-trick against Pakistan, but it was still not enough.
Hockey team performance reflects selection on merit; Rana Mashhood
ISLAMABAD, May 05 (APP): Chairman of the Prime Minister Youth’s Programme (PMYP) Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan on Sunday said that the consistently excellent performance of the national hockey team in the Azlan Shah Cup was a testament to the selection on merit.
Hockey India announces 22-member Indian Junior Women’s Hockey team for Europe tour
The team will play six matches across three nations from 21st to 29th May
New Delhi: Hockey India on Monday announced the Indian Junior Women’s Hockey Team that will tour Europe between 21st and 29th May 2024. The team will play six matches across three nations against Belgium, Germany and Bredase Hockey Vereniging Push and Oranje Rood, two club teams in the Netherlands.
‘Honour’ to wear Grace’s now-retired No.7 hockey shirt
Grace O'Malley-Kumar, pictured right playing for UoN, was remembered on Saturday PIC: Grace O'Malley- Kumar Foundation
The brother of Grace O’Malley-Kumar said it was an “honour” to wear his sister’s shirt as the tournament set up to remember the gifted hockey player was staged in Nottingham.
30th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2024 (M)
Ipoh, Perak
All times GMT +8
4 May 2024 16:00 NZL v CAN (RR) 7 - 1
4 May 2024 18:15 KOR v JPN (RR) 1 - 2
4 May 2024 20:30 MAS v PAK (RR) 4 - 5
5 May 2024 16:00 NZL v JPN (RR) 1 - 4
5 May 2024 18:15 KOR v PAK (RR) 0 - 4
5 May 2024 20:30 CAN v MAS (RR) 2 - 6
6 May 2024 is a rest day
Pool Standings
Live Scores
FIH Match Centre
Black Sticks score after 17 seconds in 7-1 thrashing of Canada in SAS Cup
By K. Rajan
New Zealand's Scott Boyde (second from right) celebrates scoring against Canada during today’s Sultan Azlan Shah Cup match in Ipoh.
IPOH: New Zealand showed their title credentials by blanking Canada 7-1 in their opening Sultan Azlan Shah (SAS) Cup match at the Azlan Shah Stadium here today.
Japan stun world No. 11 Korea in SAS Cup
By K. Rajan
South Korea (red) in action against Japan in the SAS Cup at Azlan Shah Stadium in Ipoh today. - Pic courtesy from MHC
IPOH: 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.
Speedy Tigers left to rue mistakes in defeat by Pakistan
By K. Rajan
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. - NSTP/L.MANIMARAN
IPOH: 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.
Pakistan rewarded for throwing bodies on the line against Malaysia
By K. Rajan
The Green Shirts suffered bruises and a battering from the Speedy Tigers, and yet their resilience led them to a narrow 5-4 win over Malaysia in the SAS Cup opener at the Azlan Shah Hockey Stadium on Saturday. BERNAMA PIC
IPOH: Pakistan are ready to put bodies on the line to capture their fourth Sultan Azlan Shah (SAS) Cup hockey crown.
Heartbreak as Speedy Tigers lose to Pakistan after last-minute goal in Ipoh
By S. SAKTESH
Don't push me: Pakistan's player Ali Ghazanfar struggling against Speedy Tigers Azahar Amirul during the Sultan Alzlan Shah Cup in Ipoh yesterday. The Star/Ronnie Chin.
IPOH: Azrai Aizad Abu Kamal scored a hattrick but it still wasn’t an ideal start for the national hockey team at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup as they lost 4-5 to Pakistan in their opening round fixture today (May 4).
Pakistan beat Malaysia with last-minute winner
The Green Shirts made a comeback from 3-1 down to 5-4 win
Pakistan and Malaysia's player engage in a duel. — X/Scoopdotmy
Pakistan defeated Malaysia 5-4 with a last-minute winner by Abu Mahmood in their Sultan Azlan Shah Cup match on Saturday in Ipoh, Perak.
Pakistan edge Malaysia 5-4 in Azlan Shah Cup thriller
Pakistani and Malaysian players compete for the ball during their match in theSultan Azlan Shah Cup encounter in Ipoh on May 4, 2024. —X/Scoopdotmy
KARACHI: A stunning hat-trick from Sufyan Khan, and a sensational last-minute goal by Abu Mahmood helped Pakistan snatch victory from the jaws of defeat against Malaysia by 5-4 in a high-scoring Sultan Azlan Shah Cup encounter in Ipoh (Malaysia) on Saturday.
Japan's Asian Games ambition begins with the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
By K. Rajan
The Japanese players training in Ipoh ahead of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup.
IPOH: Japan hope to regain their status as Asian Games champions, and the ongoing Sultan Azlan Shah (SAS) Cup will be the starting point in achieving their long-term mission.
Black Sticks use Ipoh's weather to prepare for Paris Olympics
By K. Rajan
New Zealand players train in Ipoh today ahead of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup. -- Pic from PERAK HA
IPOH: 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.
SA Hockey Under 21 IPT 2024 | North West and Northern Blues are the champions
Two incredibly thrilling finals brought the curtain down on a highly entertaining and captivating South African Hockey U21 IPT for 2024. After 40 games the identity of our gold medalists is known as North West (Women) and Northern Blues (Men) both triumphed over hosts Western Province in their respective finals.
Day 5 Results: National Women’s Hockey League 2024 (Phase 1)
Ranchi: Day 5 of the National Women’s Hockey League 2024 (Phase 1) saw Hockey Haryana and Hockey Madhya Pradesh win their respective matches, which took place at the Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Astroturf Hockey Stadium in Ranchi, Jharkhand on Saturday.
Hockey Ireland Domestic Weekend Results: Saturday May 4
THE IRISH SENIOR CUP FINALS
WOMEN’S IRISH SENIOR CUP FINAL: RAILWAY UNION 1 CATHOLIC INSTITUTE 0
Railway Union won their first Women’s Irish Senior Cup title since 2013 by beating Catholic Institute 1-0 at Belfield on Saturday. The two sides had met seven days ago in the Champions Trophy semi-final in Havelock Park, Banbridge and it too was a one goal game in favour of the Dublin side. International commitments meant that Railway Union had to do without the services of Sarah Hawkshaw, Michelle and Niamh Carey, Roisin Upton and Katie Mullan. Catholic Institute were missing their forward Naomi Carroll. But these forced omissions didn’t seem to affect either side that significantly.
Watsonians crowned Men’s Scottish Cup champions in Glasgow
Men’s Scottish Cup Final – Watsonians 3-2 Grange
A dramatic late winner saw Watsonians win the Men’s Scottish Cup with a 3-2 win over Grange at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre.
12th Hong Kong Men's Quadrangular Hockey Tournament
Hong Kong (HKG)
All times GMT +8
8 Mar 2024 13:00 THA v MAC (One Pool) 4 - 0
8 Mar 2024 17:30 TPE v HKG (One Pool) 1 - 1
9 Mar 2024 11:30 THA v TPE (One Pool) 3 - 2
9 Mar 2024 18:15 MAC v HKG (One Pool) 0 - 6
10 Mar 2024 12:15 TPE v MAC (One Pool) 11 - 0
10 Mar 2024 16:45 HKG v THA (One Pool)
Pool Standings
7th Women’s Hockey Invitational Tournament
8 Mar 2024 15:15 SGP v TPE (One Pool) 1 - 0
8 Mar 2024 19:45 HKG v INA (One Pool) 7 - 0
9 Mar 2024 13:45 TPE v INA (One Pool) 1 - 0
9 Mar 2024 16:00 HKG v SGP (One Pool) 2 - 0
10 Mar 2024 10:00 INA v SGP (One Pool) 2 - 0
10 Mar 2024 14:30 TPE v HKG (One Pool)
Pool Standings
FIH Match Centre
Celebrating women leading the way forward in hockey
On the field and off the field. As players, coaches, umpires and administrators. On this International Women’s Day 2024, a year where the International Hockey Federation (FIH) celebrates its centennial, we focus on eight women who have been leading the way over the past few decades, and creating a blueprint for success that will benefit the generations to come, as they look to these role models and follow in their footsteps.
Savita’s message on International Women’s Day: Believe in yourself and you can achieve beyond limits
The Indian Women’s Captain says that steps have been taken to enhance gender equality in sports
New Delhi: On the occasion of International Women’s Day 2024, Indian Women’s Team Captain, Savita Punia delivered a strong message and said that the key to achievement lies in believing in yourself. She said, “When I started playing, I was lucky that I got full support from my family despite the challenges. That was a massive confidence booster for me. However, that was not the case for everyone. But with time, situation has changed for the good. So, always believe in yourself and don’t think that you are any less than anyone. Set your goals, and put all your hard-work with determination and motivation. It may take a bit of time to achieve your goals, but in the end, you will always get there.”
Hockey Ireland launches ‘See Us, Be Us, Back Us’ campaign
Today Hockey Ireland celebrated International Women’s Day with the launch of its latest campaign in support of the women’s game.
Hoci Cymru Young Ambassador Lily Morgan continues to make strides in her mission
Last year, we told the story of Hoci Cymru Young Ambassador Lily Morgan, who spoke in front of the EuroHockey General Assembly in Monchengladbach, Germany in August.
England Hockey League 2023/24 Premier Division Weekend 15 Preview
Teams continue on week 15 of the Women's and Men's England Hockey Premier Division with everything still left to play for and Rod Gilmour from The Hockey Paper has previewed all the anticipated action.
By Jugjet Singh
Malaysia (in blue) in action against Canada in the Olympic Qualifier in Valencia on Sunday.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Hockey Confederation (MHC) sent a young women's team to the Olympic Qualifier in Valencia with minimal expectations.
Ranchi, Jharkhand (IND)
All times GMT +5:30
27 Oct 2023 16:00 JPN v MAS (One Pool) 3 - 0
27 Oct 2023 18:15 CHN v KOR (One Pool) 0 - 1
27 Oct 2023 20:30 IND v THA (One Pool) 7 - 1
28 Oct 2023 16:00 JPN v KOR (One Pool) 4 - 0
28 Oct 2023 18:15 THA v CHN (One Pool) 0 - 6
28 Oct 2023 20:30 IND v MAS (One Pool) 5 - 0
Pool standings
Live Scores
FIH Match Centre
Manuja Veerappa
Dilip Tirkey. (Odisha Sports Photo)
BENGALURU: Foreign coaches have been Indian hockey’s go-to professionals ever since Germany’s Gerhard Rach took over the team bound for the Athens Olympics in 2004. For nearly two decades now, the men’s team has seen as many as 10 foreign coaches. A change, perhaps, would be welcome if Dilip Tirkey’s views are anything to go by.