Malaysia: Battle for semis berths still a wide open affair
The race to the semi-finals of the Razak Cup hockey tournament is very much an open affair and three of the spots will be finalised today with title holders Kuala Lumpur leading the way. 
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MCT: Men's Champions Trophy 1978-2003 Statistical Survey
Compiled by : Syed Akber Ali Wahidi
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Malaysia: Tighten up the loose ends, MHF 
THE Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) competitions committee need to fine tune the Razak Cup rules so as not to make the competition a mockery, or give team managers reason to accuse one another of poaching players year-in and year-out.
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Malaysia: KL virtually in semis after second straight win
Defending champions Kuala Lumpur virtually sealed their place in the semi-finals of the Razak Cup hockey tournament after chalking up their second consecutive big win at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil here yesterday.
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Malaysia: Perak rebound from opening loss to edge Armed Forces x2
Former champions Perak put aside their opening day defeat to keep alive their hopes to qualify for the Razak Cup hockey tournament semi-finals with a hard fought 2-1 win over the Armed Forces in a Group A match at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jali
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Malaysia: Prabahkaran leads KL to huge win over Perak
Forward P. Prabahkaran was the toast for defending champions Kuala Lumpur, scoring five goals in their 7-0 win over Perak in the opening Group A match of the Razak Cup hockey tournament at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil yesterday.
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Malaysia: MWHA to help Kedah and Perlis
THE Malaysian Womens Hockey Association (MWHA) will help revamp the recently de-registered Womens Hockey Associations of Kedah and Perlis.
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Malaysia: KL cannot play Mohan brothers in Razak Cup
PETALING JAYA: Kuala Lumpur received a severe blow to their campaign in the Razak Cup hockey tournament which begins today at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil.
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Malaysia: World Cup qualification the toughest challenge for Wallace x7
With the national hockey team out of action for six months, newly appointed chief coach Wallace Tan will have to go back to the drawing board to rebuild a new team for qualification to the World Cup Finals in Germany in 2006.
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Malaysia: Wallace takes over as chief hockey coach
Former international Wallace Tan is the new chief coach of the national hockey team.
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Malaysia: Lissek: Selected Under-16 hockey players need quality matches
KUALA LUMPUR: A stint in Central Camp will be held next month for 40 young hockey players and those who are impressive will be called up to join the national Under-16 team.
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Perak's Razak Cup campaign crippled by injuries
Perak face a daunting task to match their efforts of the last two Razak Cup hockey tournaments, reaching the semi-finals, in the competition that begins on Saturday at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil.
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Malaysia: Penang back in Razak Cup fray after one-year lapse
PETALING JAYA: Penang are making a return to the Razak Cup hockey tournament after one-year lapse.
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Malaysia: Johor rope in experienced players to wrest Razak Cup title
KUALA LUMPUR: Johor have won the Razak Cup only once before in 1988.
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Malaysia: Raja Nazrin Shah wins MHF presidency unopposed
KUALA LUMPUR: It's confirmed. Raja Nazrin Shah of Perak will replace his father Sultan Azlan Shah as the new Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) president.
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Malaysia: More woes as Perak prepare for Razak Cup
MALACCA: Malacca's Razak Cup preparations were dealt a second blow yesterday when former national player Suhaimi Ibrahim turned his back on them and opted to don Johor colours instead for the tournament beginning late next week.
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Malaysia: Scramble is on for MHF posts
KUALA LUMPUR: A mass scramble is for the Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) vice-presidencies with nine candidates in the race for the four available places during next month's Biennial General Meeting (BGM).
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Malaysia: Nazrin stands alone
RAJA Nazrin Shah is almost assured of replacing his father, Sultan Azlan Shah, in the hot-seat of Malaysian hockey.
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Dutch side Bloemendaal to play in Malaysia
Hollands Teun de Nooijer, who was voted as the best hockey player in the world last year, will lead his club, Bloemendaal, in a playing tour of Malaysia in February.
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Malaysia: SPORTCHECK: Razak Cup Tragedy
WHOEVER runs Malaysian hockey after this, one of the first things they will need to do is to either repackage, or just bury the once elite inter-state Razak Cup hockey tournament.
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Malaysia: ON THE MHF ELECTIONS: Ex-internationals says 'No'
THREE former internationals Datuk Ho Koh Chye, Datuk R. Yogeswaran and Yang Siow Ming have declined to be nominated for any position in the Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) elections.
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Malaysia: KL confident of title despite new ruling
The Razak Cup hockey competition rules limit a team to have only six national players.
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Malaysia: Government aid will push hockey to new heights
PETALING JAYA: Hockey is one sport which Malaysia can boast of having attained world class status.
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Malaysia: Two-horse race for MHF deputy president job
PETALING JAYA: A two-way battle is shaping up for the Malaysian Hockey Federation's (MHF) deputy president's post between MHF treasurer George Koshy and independent member Laksamana Datuk Seri Mohamed Anwar Mohamed Nor.
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Malaysia: REACTION FROM MHF: Cheema: Good move 
THE Malaysian Hockey Federation Technical & Development Committee chairman Dr. S.S. Cheema welcomed the Cabinet Committee for Sports decision to include hockey as one of the eight core sports which will be fully assisted by the government.
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Malaysia: Perak want Raja Nazrin as MHF president
The Perak Hockey Association (PHA) want their president Raja Nazrin Shah to succeed his father Sultan Azlan Shah as president of the Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF).
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Malaysia: Sultan Azlan Shah steps down as MHF president 
Long serving President of the Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) Sultan Azlan Shah has officially annouced he will not seek re-election during the up-coming biennial General Meeting on Dec 20.
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Malaysia: Sultan Azlan Shah stepping down as MHF president
The winds of change are set to sweep through the Malaysian Hockey Federation's (MHF) following yesterday's decisions by long-serving president Sultan Azlan Shah and vice president Roy Rajasingam not to seek re-election in next month's Biennial General Mee
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Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur name their picks in bid to defend Razak Cup
KUALA LUMPUR: Defending champions Kuala Lumpur, who have yet to start training for the Razak Cup, have already named their six national players for the tournament, scheduled from Nov 27 to Dec 5.
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Malaysia: Kuhan will not play for KL as he is getting married
PETALING JAYA: Penalty corner specialist S. Kuhan will not be playing for defending champions Kuala Lumpur in the Razak Cup hockey tournament for the second consecutive time.
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Malaysia: Cheema to contest deputy president s post
DOCTOR S. S. Cheema is ready to take the bull by the horns, and will contest for the Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) deputy presidents post during the Biennial General Meeting on Dec 20.
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Malaysia: States must initiate change to save Tun Razak Cup
IT may be too late to call for change, but the country's premier inter-State Tun Abdul Razak Cup tournament due to start on Nov 27, will be another disaster if the State Associations do not call for drastic changes.
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Malaysia: The end of an era
MALAYSIAN Hockey Federation deputy president Tan Sri P. Alagendra will not seek re-election, bringing to an end his 50-year involvement in the sport.
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Malaysia: Lobbying for MHF posts has started
THE Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) elections will be held on Dec 20, and nominations close on Nov 20.
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Malaysia: Wallace to be national hockey coach
KUALA LUMPUR: Maybanks Wallace Tan is set to take over as coach of the national hockey team next month to prepare for the 2006 World Cup challenge.
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Malaysia: Boon Huat seeking new challenge in England  x5
KUALA LUMPUR National skipper Chua Boon Huat will set out on his second overseas stint by joining an English club on attachment to enhance his playing skills.
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Malaysia: Central problem for juniors coach
THE problem area is the centre-half and coach Sarjit Singh must find a replacement fast before the Junior World Cup in Holland next June.
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India - Pakistan: Straight Answers
Amarjit Singh, hockey world panel umpire from Malaysia, on Indo-Pak hockey.
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Malaysia: Acknowledgement for Rajan x3
K. RAJAN, a Tenaga Nasional meter reader for 26 years, will finally be recognised for his contributions in hockey as the Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) will send him for an FIH High Performance Coaching Course...
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Malaysia: Midfield woes for coach Sarjit ahead of Junior World Cup
KUALA LUMPUR: National junior hockey coach Sarjit Singh has a big problem in the middle of the park.
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