Malaysia men's national field hockey team

Malaysia
Nickname	Malaysian Hockey Tigers
Association	Malaysian Hockey Confederation (Konfederasi Hoki Malaysia)
Confederation	ASHF (Asia)
Coach	Tai Beng Hai
Manager	George Koshy
Captain	Azlan Misron
FIH ranking	12
First kit 　 Second kit

The Malaysia national field hockey team is Malaysia's representative in field hockey tournaments around the world. In the usual course of things, the team is made up of the best field hockey players in Malaysia. As of 10 December 2012, the team is ranked 13th in the world, and 4th in Asia, by the International Hockey Federation.^[1] The governing body for the sports is the Malaysian Hockey Confederation.

Malaysia vs. India at the 2010 Commonwealth Games on Delhi.

Competition history

A red box around the year indicates tournaments played within Malaysia

Hockey World Cup World Cup Year Round Spain 1971 Did not qualify Netherlands 1973 Eleventh place Malaysia 1975 Fourth place Argentina 1978 Tenth place India 1982 Tenth place England 1986 Did not qualify Pakistan 1990 Did not qualify Australia 1994 Did not qualify Netherlands 1998 Eleventh place Malaysia 2002 Eighth place Germany 2006 Did not qualify India 2010 Did not qualify Netherlands 2014 Twelfth place India 2018 TBD Summer Olympics Summer Olympics Year Round Australia 1956 Ninth place Italy 1960 Did not qualify Japan 1964 Ninth place Mexico 1968 Fifteenth place Germany 1972 Eighth place Canada 1976 Ninth place Russia 1980 Did not participate United States 1984 Eleventh place South Korea 1988 Did not qualify Spain 1992 Ninth place United States 1996 Eleventh place Australia 2000 Eleventh place Greece 2004 Did not qualify People's Republic of China 2008 Did not qualify England 2012 Did not qualify Brazil 2016 World League FIH Hockey World League Year Round India 2012–13 Eleventh place India 2014–15 - Champions Trophy Champions Trophy Year Round Malaysia 1993 Sixth place Malaysia 2007 Eighth place Champions Challenge Champions Challenge Year Round Malaysia 2001 Fourth place South Africa 2003 Sixth place South Africa 2011 Fifth place Argentina 2012 Fourth place Malaysia 2014 Third place Champions Challenge II Champions Challenge II Year Round Ireland 2009 Fourth place Commonwealth Games Commonwealth Games Year Round Malaysia 1998 02 ! Australia 2006 03 ! India 2010 Eighth place Scotland 2014 Seventh place Asian Games Asian Games Year Round Japan 1958 Fourth place Indonesia 1962 03 ! Thailand 1966 Fourth place Thailand 1970 03 ! Iran 1974 03 ! Thailand 1978 03 ! India 1982 03 ! South Korea 1986 Fourth place 1990 03 ! Japan 1994 Fifth place Thailand 1998 Fifth place South Korea 2002 03 ! Qatar 2006 Sixth place China 2010 02 ! Korea Republic 2014 Fourth place

Hockey Asia Cup Asia Cup Year Round Pakistan 1982 Fourth place Bangladesh 1985 Fifth place India 1989 Sixth place Japan 1993 Fourth place Malaysia 1999 Fourth place Malaysia 2003 Fifth place India 2007 Third place Malaysia 2009 Fourth place Malaysia 2013 Fourth place Asian Champions Trophy Asian Champions Trophy record Year Round Position GP W D L GS GA China 2011 Third place 3/6 6 3 1 2 15 12 Qatar 2012 Third place 3/6 6 4 1 1 20 11 Japan 2013 Third place 3/6 6 3 0 3 17 12 Total Best results: Third Place Appearances: 3/3 18 11 2 6 52 36 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Year Round Malaysia 1983 Fourth place Malaysia 1985 02 ! Malaysia 1987 Fourth place Malaysia 1994 Fourth place Malaysia 1999 03 ! Malaysia 2000 Fourth place Malaysia 2007 02 ! Malaysia 2010 Fourth place Malaysia 2013 02 ! Malaysia 2014 02 ! Malaysia 2015 - Hockey Asean Cup Asean Cup Year Round Thailand 2009 01 ! Myanmar 2011 01 ! Southeast Asian Games SEA Games Year Round Malaysia 1971 01 ! Singapore 1973 02 ! Thailand 1975 01 ! Malaysia 1977 01 ! Indonesia 1979 01 ! Philippines 1981 Hockey not featured Singapore 1983 01 ! Thailand 1985 Hockey not featured Indonesia 1987 01 ! Malaysia 1989 01 ! Philippines 1991 Hockey not featured Singapore 1993 01 ! Thailand 1995 01 ! Indonesia 1997 01 ! Brunei 1999 01 ! Malaysia 2001 01 ! Vietnam 2003 Hockey not featured Philippines 2005 Hockey not featured Thailand 2007 01 ! Laos 2009 Hockey not featured Indonesia 2011 Hockey not featured Myanmar 2013 01 !

Fixture and results

      Win       Draw       Lose

Senior Team

FIH World League (Round 2) – Pool A 17 January 2015	Malaysia	5–1	Ukraine	Singapore
17:30 UTC+08:00	Fa. Saari  13' Rahim  19' I. Ahmad  36', 53' Shamsul  57'	Report	Kalinchuk  24'	Referee: Chen Dekang (CHN) Ali Shahbaz (BAN)

FIH World League (Round 2) – Pool A 19 January 2015	Oman	0–7	Malaysia	Singapore
17:30 UTC+08:00		Report	Rahim  7' Fa. Saari  17', 38' Jalil  22', 27' I. Ahmad  44' T. Ahmad  46'	Referee: Chen Dekang (CHN) Zeke Newman (AUS)

FIH World League (Round 2) – Pool A 20 January 2015	Malaysia	16–1	Singapore	Singapore
20:00 UTC+08:00	Fa. Saari  6', 19', 25', 31', 31', 51' Ashari  13', 25' Rahim  24', 52' Shamsul  37', 53' Jalil  42' I. Ahmad  44' T. Ahmad  58', 60'	Report	Vanderput  32'	Referee: Ahmed El-Sayed (EGY) Zeke Newman (AUS)

FIH World League (Round 2) – Quarterfinals 22 January 2015	Malaysia	10–1	Mexico	Singapore
09:00 UTC+08:00	T. Ahmad  4', 30', 31', 48' Fa. Saari  14' Rahim  16' Ashari  19' I. Ahmad  40' Jamaluddin  44' Shamsul  54'	Report	Rangel  24'	Referee: Thani Saheem (OMA) Grzegorz Rysiński (POL)

FIH World League (Round 2) – Semifinals 24 January 2015	Malaysia	1–1 (3–2 p)	Japan	Singapore
15:00 UTC+08:00	Jalil  5'	Report	Tanaka  15'	Referee: Chen Dekang (CHN) Lim Hong Zhen (SIN)
		Penalties
	Fa. Saari I. Ahmad T. Ahmad Ashari Fi. Saari		Kitazato Mitani Tanaka Hoshi Ono	|

FIH World League (Round 2) – Final 25 January 2015	Malaysia	8–0	Poland	Singapore
20:00 UTC+08:00	Fa. Saari  3', 33' Rahim  7', 21', 60' Fiqri  43' T. Ahmad  48' Shamsul  53'	Report		Referee: Chen Dekang (CHN) Ahmed El-Sayed (EGY)

Players

Current squad

Roster for the 2014 Men's Hockey World Cup.^[2][3]

Head coach: Muhammad Dhaarma Raj

Past squads

• 2013 World League Semifinals players list.^[4]
• 22nd Sultan Azlan Shah Cup players list.^[5]

Records

Most Caps # Player Caps Career 1 Kuhan Shanmuganathan 341[6] 1994–2007 2 Chua Boon Huat 337[7] 1998–2013 3 Azlan Misron 336 2002– 4 Nor Saiful Zaini 329[8] 1985–2001 5 Mirnawan Nawawi 327[9] 1989–2002 Notable former players Chairil Anwar Chua Boon Huat Gary Vernon Fidelis Harnahal Singh Zam Ariffin Ali Piah Ismail Bakri Mohd Noor Jiwa Mohan Keevan Raj Kevin Nunis Kuhan Shanmuganathan Logan Raj Maninderjit Singh Nizam Nordin Mirnawan Nawawi Mohamad Bin Abdul Hadi Mohammad Zainal Bin Hussin Nor Azlan Bakar Nor Saiful Zaini Peter van Huizen Poon Fook Loke R. Yogeswaran Rodhanizam Mat Radzi Sarjit Singh Stephen van Huizen Tai Beng Hai Wallace Tan Mazran Ramli Coaches Period Coach 1955 India Gian Singh[decimal 1] 1956 Malaya Ted Higgins[decimal 2] 1958 & 1960 Pakistan M Anwar Beg Moghal[decimal 3] 1961 Malaya Chua Eng Cheng 1961 Pakistan M Anwar Beg Moghal[decimal 3] 1962 Pakistan Nabi Ahmed Kalat 1963 Malaysia Chua Eng Cheng[decimal 4] 1964 India Randhir Singh Gentle[decimal 5] 1964 India Kishan Lal 1966, 1967–68 India Venky Naidu[decimal 6] 1969 Malaysia M. Shanmughanathan 1970 Malaysia Datuk Ho Koh Chye 1971 Malaysia Datuk R. Yogeswaran 1971 Malaysia Michael Arulraj 1972 Malaysia Ismail Bakri 1973 Malaysia Datuk Ho Koh Chye 1973 Malaysia Michael Arulraj 1974 Malaysia Datuk Ho Koh Chye 1974 Malaysia Mohamed Sidek Othman 1975 Malaysia Datuk Ho Koh Chye 1976 Malaysia Mohamed Sidek Othman 1977 Malaysia Datuk R. Yogeswaran Period Coach 1978 Malaysia Datuk Ho Koh Chye 1979 Malaysia Randhir Singh 1980–1981 Malaysia C. Thavanayagam 1981–1982 Malaysia Datuk R. Yogeswaran 1982–1986 Malaysia C. Paramalingam 1987–1988 Malaysia Datuk Sri Shanmuganathan 1988–1989 Malaysia Datuk R. Yogeswaran 1990–1993 Australia Terry Walsh 1994 & 1995 Malaysia Stephen van Huizen[decimal 7] 1994–1998 Germany Volker Knapp 1998–1999 Germany Paul Lissek 1999–2000 Malaysia Stephen van Huizen 2000–2004 Germany Paul Lissek 2004–2006 Malaysia Wallace Tan 2006–2008 Malaysia Sarjit Singh 2009–2010 Malaysia Tai Beng Hai 2010–2011 Malaysia Stephen van Huizen 2011–2012 Malaysia Tai Beng Hai 2012–2014 South Africa Paul Revington 2014–2015 Malaysia Muhammad Dhaarma Raj Abdullah 2015–present Malaysia Tai Beng Hai ↑ First foreign coach. ↑ First Malayan coach for 1956 Olympic Games but did not go to Melbourne. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Served as tactical coach for 1958 Asian Games, test match against Korea in 1960 and home international against Singapore in 1961. ↑ First Malaysian coach. ↑ Coach the Malaysian team for three-month only. ↑ Coach the Malaysian team for 1966 Asian Games, return in December 1967 for 1968 Olympics. ↑ Handled the national team for a month in 1994, in charge for 1995 Southeast Asian Games. See also Malaysia women's national field hockey team References ↑ "FIH Men's World Rankings – 10 December 2012" (PDF). International Hockey Federation. 10 December 2012. Retrieved 7 July 2013.  ↑ ↑ ↑ 2013 World League Semifinals roster – FIH. ↑ 22nd Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Players Name List – Malaysian Hockey Confederation. ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ External links Official Website Bharatiya Hockey National sports teams of Malaysia AI Grand Prix Association football M W Badminton Baseball Basketball Cricket M W Field hockey M W Futsal Ice hockey M M U/18 Netball Rugby union M W Squash M W Tennis M W Asian Games Commonwealth Games Olympics Men's national field hockey teams of the Asia (ASHF) Active Afghanistan Bangladesh Brunei Cambodia China Chinese Taipei Hong Kong India Indonesia Iran Japan Kazakhstan South Korea North Korea (DPR) Macau Malaysia Mongolia Myanmar Nepal Oman Pakistan Philippines Qatar Singapore Sri Lanka Tajikistan Thailand Turkmenistan United Arab Emirates Uzbekistan   Malaysia Squads – International Tournaments Template:Malaysia FH Squad 1975 World Cup Template:Malaysia FH Squad 1996 Summer Olympics Template:Malaysia FH Squad 1998 Commonwealth Games Template:Malaysia FH Squad 2000 Summer Olympics Template:Malaysia FH Squad 2006 Commonwealth Games Template:Malaysia FH Squad 2007 Champions Trophy Template:Malaysia FH Squad 2010 Commonwealth Games Malaysia squad – 2014 FIH World Cup 1 Jamaluddin (GK) 6 Jalil 7 Fit. Saari 9 Hanafi 10 Fai. Saari 11 Nabil 12 Mutalib 13 Ashaari 14 Misron (c) 15 Fiqri 16 Subramaniam (GK) 17 Rahim 18 Helmi 23 Tajuddin 26 Saabah 28 Rosil 30 Jamaluddin 31 Abu Coach: Dhaarma Raj Template:Malaysia FH Squad 2014 Commonwealth Games