2 weeks ago

Samiullah Khan Urges Pakistan to Fortify Defence Against India

Samiullah Khan Urges Pakistan to Fortify Defence Against India
Pakistan Hockey Legend Samiullah Khan Urges Strong Defence Against India · rediff.com

A very famous hockey player from Pakistan, Samiullah Khan, gave his team advice before a big World Cup game against India.

The match is on Wednesday, and Pakistan must win to stay in the competition, while India only needs a draw.

Samiullah told Pakistan to play a very strong defence and not allow any penalty corners in the opening minutes.

He asked midfielders to move forward and forwards to pass diagonally and swap passes to score goals.

He believes Pakistan's young players can handle the pressure because they recently played India in the Pro League and fought hard.

Samiullah praised India, saying its hockey has improved a lot since 2016 and that Pakistan needs a similar long-term plan.

He remembers when Pakistan beat India 7-1 in the 1982 Asian Games, and noted India beat Pakistan 10-2 in the 2023 Asian Games.

He also thinks the India-Pakistan rivalry has lost some excitement and wants players to bring back artistic, skillful hockey.

Key facts

Event
FIH World Cup pool match
Teams
Pakistan vs India
Stakes
Pakistan need a win; India can progress with a draw
Match day
Wednesday
Adviser
Samiullah Khan, Pakistan chief selector and two-time Olympic gold medallist known as the Flying Horse
Age
74 years old
1982 Asian Games
Pakistan beat India 7-1 in Delhi
2023 Asian Games
India beat Pakistan 10-2 in Hangzhou

Quotes

Samiullah Khan

Pakistan hockey legend, current chief selector

“I would advise Pakistan captain to keep a compact defence and not concede any penalty corners to India in the first quarter, and my suggestion to the midfielders is to advance towards the goal instead of passing backwards. The forwards will have to score through diagonal and interchange passes”
rediff.com rediff.com

Sources

Related news