No fancy show as Black Sticks get off to superb start in Ipoh


Make way: New Zealand’s Hayden Phillips (black jersey) attempting to get past Canada’s defence in the opening match of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh yesterday. — PHA

IPOH: There was no need for fancy tactics for New Zealand as they secured a commanding win over Canada at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup yesterday.

In the opening fixture of the tournament, Olympic Games-bound New Zealand showcased their skills ferociously by winning 7-1 against Canada at the Azlan Shah Stadium.

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