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By Patrick Rowley

Bowdon Hightown defeated previously unbeaten Canterbury 1-0 to reach the winter break with a 100 per cent record in the Slazengers English Women’s League.

Results and goalscorers from Saturday 29 November

Results and goalscorers from Saturday 29 November

SEREMBAN: Nine teams will compete in the fifth Women’s Junior Asia Cup, which will be held at the Seremban Two Hockey Stadium from Dec 13-21.

By Jugjet Singh

MALAYSIAN Hockey Federation (MHF) deputy president Nur Azmi Ahmad welcomes Ernst & Young team manager George Koshy’s stand on helping new clubs, instead of established ones, to widen the base in Malaysia.

By AFTAR SINGH

KUALA LUMPUR: Ten years ago, when Jiwa Mohan  made his international debut, the national hockey team were ranked 11th in the world.

KARACHI: The duo of Zubair Ahmed and Imran Malik blasted a dozen goals between them as PIA bulldozed Sindh 20-0 in the National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) Cup Junior Hockey Championship, here at the Hockey Club of Pakistan Stadium on Saturday.

Anil Datt

Ludhiana, November 29 - Northern Eastern Railway, Gorakhpur, survived a scare before romping home victors against Amritsar XI 2-1 to register their maiden victory the third day of the XIIth All-India Mohinder Partap Singh Grewal Memorial Hockey Tournament being played here at the Prithipal Singh Memorial AstroTurf Stadium of the Punjab Agricultural University campus here today. Yesterday, NER eves were held 2-2 by HMV Dhanoa XI.

GURGAON: Indian Oil rallied from 0-3 down to edge out Air India 4-3 in a quarterfinal league contest of the 19th Lal Bahadur Shastri hockey tournament at the Nehru Stadium here on Saturday.

The results: Indian Oil 4 (Bharat Chikara, Prabhjot Singh, Rajpal Singh, Deepak Thakur) bt Air India 3 (Sandeep Singh-twice, Dhanraj Pillay).

ONGC 3 (Amarjeet Pratap-twice, Rajdeep Singh) bt South Central Railway 2 (Prabhakar Singh, Ashish Minz).

The Hindu

BANGALORE: Sports Authority of India ‘D’ and Om Sai Hockey Club registered runaway wins in the ‘B’ division hockey championship at the KSHA Stadium here on Saturday.

Om Sai defeated Rainbow Hockey Club 8-1, while SAI ‘D’ crushed SHBBC (Gadag) 9-0.

The Hindu