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Women’s Indoor Hockey Asia Cup: Tigresses roar as they open with a whopping 25-0 win | Scoop
The national women’s indoor hockey squad are off to a great start at the Women's Indoor Hockey Asia Cup in Chonburi after an astounding 25-0 win against Vietnam today. – Malaysian Hockey Confederation Facebook pic, May 13, 2024
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Women’s Indoor Hockey Asia Cup: Tigresses roar as they open with a whopping 25-0 win

Coach sings praises for players and lauds their discipline, adding that victory will boost their confidence ahead of second game against Oman later

Bernama
Updated
4:00 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – The national team got their Group A campaign of the 2024 Women’s Indoor Hockey Asia Cup to a cracking start by hammering Vietnam 25-0 in Chonburi, Thailand today. 

The win was just the tonic Tigresses needed as they aim to win the title, earn an automatic spot in next year’s Women’s Indoor Hockey World Cup in Croatia and improve on their third-placing finish last year. 

Head coach Mohd Rodzhanizam Mohd Rodzi was full of praise for his charges, saying they showed good discipline en route to chalking up such a huge opening win. 

He said the victory would boost the players’ confidence ahead of their second Group A match against Oman later today (7.45pm Malaysian time) 

“The players knew the importance of scoring as many goals as possible. They capitalised on every opportunity. 

“Although they made some mistakes, they managed to overcome them. They played well.  

“However, we cannot and will not give Oman any opportunities later today. We also must not take them lightly,” he said in a statement issued by the Malaysian Hockey Confederation today. 

Earlier, in the opening tie at the Thailand National Sports University in Chonburi, the Malaysian Tigresses got their goals through Nur Atira Mohamad Ismail (1st, 15th, 28th, 34th, 36th minutes), Raja Norsharina Raja Shahbuddin (3rd, 25th), Iren Hussin (4th, 30th, 38th), Siti Nur Arfah Mohd Nor (5th, 11th, 19th, 20th, 20th, 27th), Putri Nur Batrisyia Nor Nawawi (7th, 28th, 32nd), Nor Asfarina Isahyifiqa Isahhidun (9th, 40th). Nuraslinda Said (13th), Juliani Mohamad Din (22nd, 35th), and Fazilla Sylvester Silin (40th). 

Tomorrow, they will meet Kazakhstan and Iran. – May 13, 2024

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