FSP wanted international matches for the prohibition of the Irfan match
KARACHI: Tour the hockey team Pakistan towards the Malaysia was canceled, confirmed Pakistan Hockey Federation (FSP) Secretary Asif Bajwa after the hosts were not ready to play enough number of correspondences with the Greenshirts. The PSF and the hockey Malaysia Federation (WHM) had accepted earlier plan international matches during the games in New Delhi.According to the PSF, Pakistan reportedly played Kuala Lumpur November 7 and 8.Toutefois hosts, the WHM later informed that wanted just a match between the two parties.
"We thought that it would be an excellent opportunity to test our Malaysia team prior to the Asian Games," Bajwa says The Express Tribune."Perhaps they are intimidated by us because teams may have a possible meeting in tournament knock out stages."
"But Malaysia team sending so that a single match is not possible.Nous rather try to have a practice match Malaysia in China before the start of the Asian Games hockey event."
Talk about the importance of the Malaysia Bajwa tour has stated that the tour would have been good visibility .the team Secretary, said that the aim to organize the visit is to put an end to the International Federation of hockey (FIH) three match ban Mohammad Irfan was imposed during the last match of Pakistan against South Africa at the Commonwealth Games.
Bajwa added the PSF was hoping to play three international in advance of the Asian Games, where Irfan could serve its ban.
"If we had managed to play these two games against Malaysia, Pakistan would have to play only a match with a squad of 15 members, thus canceling is disappointing, said Bajwa. Meanwhile, the PSF has appealed to the FIH lift the ban citing Irfan decision as difficult."
Published in the Tribune Express, 31 October 1st, 2010.
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