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Malaysia women’s hockey team continue to go the Asian Games

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Malaysian Team has set a goal of striving for the remaining half of preparation for the Asian Games in Doha. They had a sprint with good results in the hockey qualifying round at Kuala Lumpur Stadium.
Malaysia women’s hockey team on their way to the Asian Games.

In Malaysia, the first underwater hockey players were international students studying in Wales eight years ago and became the first domestic team. There are about 50 people in Malaysia playing the game. They usually do 4 sessions weekly, each lasting 2 hours.

Although the country only has 50 people who know water hockey, Malaysia will send 24 athletes to compete in both men and women. These players will compete with their own money in the hope that their achievements will be compensated. This hope is not low because there are 4 gold medals in water hockey.

Hashim said that Malaysia last attended the Games in 1986 in South Korea. There the Malaysian women’s hockey team lost in the semi-finals and ASIAD 15 will have a good chance for Malaysia to find what was lost.

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According to the hockey coach, Mr. C.R.Kumar qualifying had good matches. And it is an opportunity for him and his students to check the level and arrange the positions on the field. He will find a new strategy to achieve high results.

He also added that the team is currently struggling and worried at the free kick position by Nurul Nadia Mokhatar. She is a professional who holds this position because she cannot continue playing due to the surgery on her head. And this was a huge loss for the Malaysian hockey team before the Asian Games.

So now they are focusing on training this athlete. With the current performance of Norfaraha they will have more options for the upcoming Asian Games.

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Askarov tops the draft rating of the NHL 2020

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The Russian goalkeeper of the SKA St. system. Petersburg, Askarov, ranked first among European goalkeepers in the rankings of the Central Scout Bureau of the National Hockey League (NHL) ahead of the draft in 2020. NHL press services have reported this.

Askarov is 17 years old. Last season for SKA-Neva, he spent 18 matches in the VHL, scoring 12 victories and pushing 92% of his shots on goal. The 19-year-old goalkeeper of Ak Bars Kazan Amir Miftakhov system ranked fifth in the European goalkeeper rankings.

18-year-old striker Rodion Amirov from the Ufa system broke Salavat Yulaev, on the fifth row of the European players, Germany’s Tim Shtutsle from the German Man to become the best. Nicholas Daws and Alexis Lafreniere lead North American goalie ratings.

NHL 2020 – not what we all expected! We have to admit that! Because the NHL draft is scheduled to take place on June 26-27 but has been postponed indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic. This has made fans feel down. NHL is considering having it earlier in June, with the season suspended indefinitely. There are mixed feelings among executives about this idea, from disappointment to acceptance.

Unlike the NFL, which hosts the draft as usual in the middle of that time, NHL will face some wrinkles with a draft held before the end of the season: Teams will not be able to trade demand, the player will lack clarity on next year’s salary, and the draft order can be determined before all games are played.

Yzerman’s Red Wings can really benefit from the revised draft, which gives him better odds at the top pick, likely Alexis Lafreniere. But Yzerman points to a series of unknowns, including those who enter and exit the playoffs and determine the order of the drafts.

There is also a salary issue for 2020-21, which was originally expected to be $ 84 million but is now expected to be set at $ 81.5 million now or less.

The draft serves a variety of purposes in providing GM with the tools to build their squad for next year and to outline only seven-player rounds, Mitch Walsh said. Hats – Torontos, Tampas – will have to transfer at least one major contract to make it work. And the time to do that is at the draft. But you can do it under the scenario of the first week or the second week of June when you don’t know if the season is canceled or if we really go back and play.

Daly said NHL has not yet decided when to allow players to return to the team training facilities to practice in small groups, and this will be the first step to return. The tournament continues to work internally and with the NHL Player Association on various situations, including resuming at three or four empty NHL arenas and pushing the beginning of the next season back in December.

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The lessons about hockey help him become a good famous athlete

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The Grewal’s teachings have always been remembered in his heart and become the driving force for his success today. Ishwarpal Singh Grewal is Singapore’s famous national hockey player.

To this day, still vividly remembers the story that happened when he was 15 years old. Ishwarpal returned home with tears and fear. He told his father that he failed to join the school hockey team.

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His father Santokh Singh was a sports enthusiast, and he fostered his son to practice hockey as a true athlete. When he heard his son reporting bad news, instead of being disappointed, he simply told Ishwarpal to see him throw a ball on the floor.

The ball hit the floor and bounced back higher than its position. It was the first time his father taught him the lesson of recovery. And this lesson has stuck with me for the rest of my life. The important thing is not how you fall, but how high you turn.

Throughout his career as an athlete, he has encountered many failures. He had to sit in reserve for important matches, lost in the final, and once made the wrong decision that the team lost. But I always remember to recover. This lesson is what makes a big difference to British everyday life.

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Ishwarpal recounts that resilience is a value instilled in him from a young age. He grew up in sports stories at home and started playing hockey in a yard with his father and siblings.

At that time, he was only 5-6 years old. Later, he studied at Raffles Institute. And he started playing for the national team when he was 19. Ishwarpal once represented Singapore for three Olympic Games.

“Many times, I have not been selected to the team. I never played for the national team at any age group, until I was 19, ”Ishwarpal said. Ishwarpal’s father died in 2016, but his lesson with his son forever: “If not resilient, there will be no success”.