India face Pakistan in must-win Azlan Shah clash
India hockey coach Michael Nobbs admitted his young side could be nervous as they take on arch-rivals Pakistan in a must-win clash to keep alive their hopes of winning silverware at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh, Malaysia
2013-03-12 08:37:55
Miami
A Correspondent
“The advice to the players is to be consistent and to take the match against Pakistan as just another one. The team is young and a little raw and the nerve factor could possibly separate the winner,” said Nobbs.
India began this tournament with a 3-4 defeat to Australia and followed it up with a 1-2 loss to South Korea.
Pakistan, on the other hand, opened their campaign with a 3-4 win against New Zealand before being hammered 0-6 by six-time champs Australia.
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India face Pakistan in must-win Azlan Shah clash
India hockey coach Michael Nobbs admitted his young side could be nervous as they take on arch-rivals Pakistan in a must-win clash to keep alive their hopes of winning silverware at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh, Malaysia
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India hockey coach Michael Nobbs admitted his young side could be nervous as they take on arch-rivals Pakistan in a must-win clash to keep alive their hopes of winning silverware at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh, Malaysia