Tenaga Nasional captain Mohd Amin Rahim (left) holding the Premier League overall cup trophy with KL Hockey Club (KLHC) skipper Mohd Razie Abdul Rahim after a press conference at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil yesterday. Brian Moh/The Star.
KUALA LUMPUR: Tenaga Nasional have decided to stick to an all-local line-up in their chase for glory in next month’s Malaysia Hockey League (MHL).
Initially, Premier Division side Tenaga were toying with the idea of recruiting foreign players to end their title drought. But after a rethink, the three-time league and four-time overall champions abandoned the idea.
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