Speedy Tigers are struggling but Sarjit knows ‘new’ team will get better with time


PETALING JAYA: Sarjit Singh (pic) gave himself about 18 months to restore the image of the national hockey team when he took charge as the head coach in March.

Six months on and the Speedy Tigers are still lacking the bite.

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