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Firhan vows to fight for team spot as tribute to late baby
PETALING JAYA: There’s not a single day that goes by that national hockey player Firhan Ashaari does not think of his late daughter.
Swiss crowd limits reduced as COVID-19 rate soars
BERN (Reuters) - FC Basel were told they could only have 1,000 fans at home matches on Wednesday while FC Sion were ordered to play behind closed doors as local authorities in Switzerland cut crowd limits at soccer matches amid a surge in COVID-19 cases.
Thai-Lao set-up propose new railway line in Southern Laos
VIENTIANE, Oct 20: A Thai company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the government of Laos for a feasibility study on a new railway line in southern Laos.
Razie’s got his slick penalty flick, but he still wants to impress coach
PETALING JAYA: Don’t write off one of the best penalty corner flickers in the country – the 33-year-old Razie Rahim.
Marhan happy with mentor’s role to newcomers
PETALING JAYA: National hockey player Mohd Marhan Abd Jalil has decided to impart his knowledge and experience to the newbies while they are under isolation.
Syafiq: Being holed up together is a blessing in disguise
PETALING JAYA: National hockey defender Syed Syafiq Syed Mohd Cholan said being holed up in their rooms during the conditional movement control order is a blessing in disguise.
Training goes on but nothing to be bubbly about
PETALING JAYA: Training goes on for the national hockey team, but they will now live in a bubble.
Plan B for Arul
PETALING JAYA: National hockey coach A. Arul Selvaraj prefers to look at the positives and not dwell on the negatives.
Shy Nur Rahull prefers to let his stick do the talking
PETALING JAYA: Camera and media-shy Nur Rahull Hrshikesa Tatchana Murthy is a man of few words.
COVID and ice hockey: outbreaks chill Nordic national pastime
GOTHENBURG, Sweden (Reuters) - Health authorities in Sweden and Finland are looking into a series of COVID-19 outbreaks on ice hockey teams that are believed to be one of the drivers of a sharp increase in new cases in the two hockey-loving countries.
