Australia whip Canada to start off Azlan Shah Cup defence


IPOH: Jamie Dwyer set an Australian record as the world champions kicked off their Sultan Azlan Shah Cup campaign with a 7-0 drubbing of Canada at the Azlan Shah Hockey Stadium.

The 36-year-old Dwyer became the most capped player in Australian hockey history by playing in his 322nd match in Sunday’s opener. He capped his milestone by scoring in the 52nd minute for his 207th international goal.

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