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Olympic hockey q'fiers

Pakistan swamp Swiss
OSAKA. Mar 10: Formidable Pakistan overcame a slugging start to thrash Switzerland 7-3 as Asian teams went on a goal hunt In the Olympic field hockey qualifying tournament here today, reports AFP
South Korea and Malaysia also recorded huge wins on the second day of the 12-natlon event which will send the top six qualifiers (o the Sydney Games in September.
In Group A. New Zealand banked on a last-second goal from Phil Burrows to hold Britain to a 2-2 draw, while the erratic South Koreans earned the wrath of their coach despite a 4 -1 rout of Poland.
Malaysia, thrashed 7-1 by Spain yesterday, bounced back to defeat Belarus by the same margin after being inspired by a fax message from a sLx-year-old bov in Kuma Lumpur.
Pakistan, playing their first match in miserably cold weather, received a scare when Switzerland ran up a 2-0 lead in the first 20 minutes.
But the Swiss Jubilation at leading 2-1 at half-time was short-lived as Pakistan warmed up in the second session (o pump in six goals.
Penalty-corner specialist Sohail Abbas, returning after a groin Injury. and Mohammad Anis scored twice each as Pakistan showed no mercy on the Swiss, who had stunned Argentina on Thursday.
The cold got to us at the start but Ute boys adjusted well afterwards." Pakistani coach Islahuddin Siddiqui said.
The South Koreans, meanwhile. received a verbal lashing from coach Kim Sang-Ryul despite recording their second successive win in Group A.
The coach predu tec! that his side, which had struggled to defeat Belgium on Thursday, would face a tough time against Britain on Sunday.
Malaysia recovered after the drubbing against Spain as midfielder Suhaimi Ibrahim led the goal-spree against Belarus with a hat-trick.
Coach Stephen van Huizen said his team was Inspired by a fax message sent by a six-year-old from Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysia pumped in two goals by the 10th minute, before Ibrahim scored the third in the 22nd.
Belarus stood no chance in the second half as their inspired rivals scored four more goals, three of them in the last seven minutes before the final whistle.