PHF faces flak after the loss

ISLAMABAD, March 9: Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) is under fire for keeping experienced players out of team and pressure is being put on ...

ISLAMABAD, March 9: Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) is under fire for keeping experienced players out of team and pressure is being put on the Federation to recall two senior players for the second leg of the current Test series to be played in India from March 19.

PHF secretary Muddasar Asghar, while terming the Pakistani team performance in the series so far as poor confirmed that the academic exercise to recast the tactics and strategies in the series was already underway.

Former Pakistan player and junior team coach Samiullah Khansaid, “The visitors (India) brought a large number of junior players who gained a lot from the series.” He added that performance of the Pakistan team was very disappointing.

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