No witch-hunt in Malaysia’s World Cup failure probe


KUALA LUMPUR: The national hockey team performance review committee have assured they are not on a witch-hunt or fault-finding mission over the team’s poor showing at the recent World Cup in Holland.

The committee, headed by former national coach Datuk R. Yogesweran, have been tasked to assess and analyse the performance of the team who finished last in the 12-team tournament.

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