Malaysia turn on style to win World Hockey League final


The Malaysia hockey team celebrate after beating Poland in the final of the World Hockey League Round Two tournament in Singapore on Sunday. - BERNAMA

SINGAPORE: Malaysia turned on the style when it mattered most, hammering Poland 8-0 to win the World Hockey League Second Round at the Sengkang Hockey Stadium.

It was Malaysia’s first International Hockey Federation (FIH) tournament win since winning a five-nation meet in Paris in 2010.

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