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Pakistan confirms participation in Azlan Shah Cup

Published January 30, 2010
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Hosted by Malaysia, the 19th edition of the Azlan Cup will also feature India, Australia, South Korea, Egypt and China. -Photo by AFP

LAHORE Pakistan will take part in the 19th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Hockey Tournament to be played in Ipoh, Malaysia from May 8-16, a Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) spokesman announced on Friday.

 

“The PHF has confirmed its participation in the Azlan Shah Cup, in which seven teams including India, Australia, Korea, Egypt, China besides Pakistan and the hosts Malaysia, will take part,” the PHF statement said.

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