Manpreet sole Indian chosen in Azlan Shah Best XI
Another Indian, drag-flicker Rupinder Pal Singh ended the tournament as joint top-scorer with Malaysia's Faizal Saari on six goals — but was not in the team.
Indian midfielder Manpreet Singh was today named in the Sultan Azlan Shah XI on the concluding day of the tournament which was won by Australia here.Another Indian, drag-flicker Rupinder Pal Singh ended the tournament as joint top-scorer with Malaysia's Faizal Saari on six goals.India finished fifth in the six-team tournament after defeating arch-rivals Pakistan 4-2 in the fifth-sixth place classification match today.[caption id="attachment_665775" align="alignleft" width="380"]
India finished fifth in the six-team tournament after defeating arch-rivals Pakistan 4-2 in the fifth-sixth place classification. Getty Images[/caption]Outstanding player of tournament award was bagged by Malaysia's Muhammad Razie Abdul Rahim. Korean team was adjudged the winner of the fair play award.Sultan Azlan Shah XI:Goalkeeper: S Kumar (Malaysia)Defender: Imran Muhammad (Pakistan), Muhammad Razie Abdul Rahim (Malaysia), Nam Hyun Woo (South Korea), Timothy Deavin (Australia),Midfielder: Shafqat Rasool (Pakistan), Manpreet Singh (India), Glenn Simpson (Australia)Forwards: Matt Ghobes (Australia), Jacob Vhetton (Australia), Faizal Saari (Malaysia).PTI
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