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  Australia thrash Pakistan 4-0

  IPOH, Malaysia: Australia brushed off Pakistan’s hard approach in the second quarter and dominated the game with speed and clinical play en route to a 4-0 victory in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
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  Tahir, Rashad to attend FIH courses in Malaysia

  Former coach and Olympian Tahir Zaman and former international hockey umpire and FIH umpires’ manager Rashad Mahmood Butt have been nominated by International Hockey Federation (FIH) and Asian Hockey Federation (AHF) to attend two international courses for...
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  Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: Pakistan coach unimpressed by New Zealand

  Canada’s 1-1 draw against defending champions New Zealand at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh, Malaysia 
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  Bahawalpur, Multan play 1-1 draw in Nishan-e-Haider hockey

  Bahawalpur and Multan played a 1-1 draw at the Motiullah Stadium here on Thursday as Riaz Mehar Round of 11th Nishan-i-Haider Hockey Tournament began.
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  PHF terminates four employees

  Four employees have been fired at the PHF Karachi office at Hockey Club of Pakistan (HCP), ‘The News’ has learnt.
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  RASHAD TO ATTEND FIH EDUCATORS COURSE

  Prominent former international hockey umpire and FIH Umpires manager Rashad Mahmood Butt is nominated by International Hockey Federation and Asian Hockey Federation to attend the Umpire coach Educators course
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  Nishan-e-Haider hockey tournament starts today

  Eleven regional teams and Flying Horse, a local Club, are taking part in Riaz Mehar Nishan-i-Haider Hockey Tournament that commences at the Motiullah Stadium in Bahawalpur on Thursday (today).
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  Tahir, Rashad to conduct courses in Ipoh

  Olympian Tahir Zaman of Pakistan will lead the coaching course being held parallel to the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh, Malaysia.
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  Arslan brace inspires Pakistan in Azlan Shah Cup opener

  Former champions Pakistan banked on two goals from Mohammad Arslan Qadir to open their campaign at the Azlan Shah Cup with a 3-1 victory over Canada 
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  We are playing to win, says Pakistan hockey coach

  Pakistan national hockey team coach Khawaja Junaid believes Pakistan have the ability to go all the way in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, scheduled to begin today in Malaysia.