Filial son Hafiq confident of Sultan of Johor outing


Mohd Hafiq Samsul (left) during training. Hafiq has impressed coach K. Dharmaraj who says he can marshall the midfield well in the absence of the national players.

KUALA LUMPUR: Since being named the best player in the Malaysian Junior Hockey League (MJHL) in March, Mohd Hafiq Samsul’s game has been steadily rising.

The 19-year-old Universiti Kuala Lumpur (UniKL) player was in commanding form as he manned the midfield during the National Juniors’ playing tour to Europe.

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