Malaysia’s legendary sharpshooter Shaharuddin leaves legacy behind


Versatile: Shaharuddin was also known as “The Black Cat” for his dribbling abilities and speed.

PETALING JAYA: It was the 1972 Merdeka Tournament and the mighty Japanese were on a roll.

After beating the Khmer Republic (now Cambodia) 4-1, Sri Lanka 5-0, the Philippines 5-1 and Burma B 6-1, the 1968 Olympics bronze medallists faced off against Malaysia in the top-of-the table clash.

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