Drama over Dharmaraj's salary


Coach K. Dharmaraj (third from right) talking to the national hockey players early this year. He finally has his contract and salary sorted out.

KUALA LUMPUR: A potential crisis in the World Cup-bound national hockey team was averted, thanks to the quick action by the Malaysian Hockey Confederation (MHC).

K. Dharmaraj was on the verge of quitting as national coach on Thursday with the World Cup just two weeks away. The team will leave for The Hague, Holland, on May 23 for the May 31-June 15 Finals.

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