Razie takes the blame for Speedy Tigers’ first Asiad defeat


No you don’t: Malaysia’s Meor Azuan Hassan (left) vying for the ball with South Korea’s Lee Nam-yong during their Pool B match. — Reuters

NATIONAL hockey stalwart Razie Rahim’s head slumped when the final whistle went off.

He knew he could have been the hero but had failed at a crucial moment.

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