India must now be wondering what happened that they were so severely thrashed by New Zealand, 3-7. New Zealand's seven goals is the tournament's highest number of goals scored by a team in a match thus far. Will this record be broken? Frankly, I doubt it. There are only another six matches to go, including ... continue reading »

Yes, another post on the on-going 20th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Tournament 2011 at Stadium Azlan Shah in Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. Day 6 Match 16: Australia clinched a 2-1 victory over Great Britain, consolidating their position at the top of the table with a total of 13 points after five matches. It was drizzling, a huge ... continue reading »

Pakistan took on arch rival India for Match 15 at Stadium Azlan Shah in Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. Pakistan defeated India 3-1 which means that Pakistan now has 9 points while India has 7. I am sorry that I am not able to take more pictures of India and Pakistan hockey teams in action. Taking hockey action ... continue reading »

After a day of rest yesterday, hockey tournament resumes at the Stadium Azlan Shah (hockey stadium) in Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. I was only able to catch two matches today. Frankly, three matches a day is almost hockey overdose for me. Australia's match against South Korea (Match 14 of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2011 hockey tournament) ... continue reading »

I thought I took a lot of pictures of Match 12 (Malaysia vs. India) when I went to watch hockey at Stadium Azlan Shah last evening. It was Day 5 of men's international field hockey tournament and the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup is at stake. It turns out that I don't have many pictures to ... continue reading »

I have hockey photos to share with you from the match between Australia and Pakistan (Day 5 Match 10). Australia won 5-1. This means that Pakistan has lost two matches in a row, conceding the top spot on the table for now. GO TO PAGE 2 TO CONTINUE READING… GO TO PAGE 3 FOR MORE PHOTOS… Event: 20th ... continue reading »

Here are some photos of Match 9 on 8th May, 2011, between New Zealand (Black Sticks) and South Korea. I was disappointed actually, because I expected a tighter match considering that New Zealand, or better known as Black Sticks, is ranked World No. 7 while Korea is at World No. 6. At the end of ... continue reading »