KUALA LUMPUR: Can the Speedy Tigers topple defending champions and hosts India at the Asian Champions Trophy (ACT), which begins tomorrow in Jalandhar, Punjab?
Based on recent results, however, it will be a tall order for Malaysia against world No. 8 India, who have dominated regional opposition in recent years.
Malaysia have not beaten India since their penalty shoot-out semi-final victory at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta-Palembang.
National coach Brendon Carolan's side last met India in the final of the recent Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, suffering a 5-1 defeat.
