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Malaysia hockey team

Carolan eyes defensive revamp as Speedy Tigers build momentum after Nations Cup campaign

Malaysia head coach Brendon Carolan has identified defence, ball retention and circle control as the key areas for improvement after the Speedy Tigers secured fifth place at the FIH Nations Cup, with the national side now turning its focus towards a crucial South African tour and the next phase of its development

Fixing the house first: Carolan prioritises rebuilding foundations ahead of Nations Cup, blends youth with experience

Brendon Carolan is focused on instilling structure, discipline, and internal consistency in the national squad before targeting results at the Nations Cup, while strategically integrating emerging talent with seasoned veterans

Speedy Tigers under media gag order until end of Hari Raya

Malaysia’s national hockey team players have been temporarily barred from speaking to the media as MHC replaces Sarjit Singh with South African’s Brendon Carolan, who will take charge on April 1

Uncertainty surrounds Sohail Abbas as Speedy Tigers brace for major overhaul

Malaysia’s national hockey team faces sweeping changes as incoming head coach Brendon Carolan is set to review both coaching staff and player roster ahead of a crucial international calendar

MHC replaces Sarjit with Carolan in bold Asian Games push

Malaysia turns to familiar face Brendon Carolan as head coach in a strategic shake-up aimed at boosting Olympic qualification hopes ahead of the Asian Games

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