Karachi/New Delhi, Mar 11 - - Upset over Pakistan's worst ever performance in the hockey World Cup, the national Federation today sacked its selection committee and team management while the entire 18-man squad resigned, taking up moral responsibility for the shoddy show.
Pakistan today finished in the last position (12th) in the mega event after losing the play-off match to Canada.
Pakistan Hockey Federation President Qasim Zia the result was against all expectations.
"It is a shameful performance that we have ended up on the last spot in the World Cup, this was something I was not expecting at all from this team," Zia told.
Zia, a former Olympian himself, said that a committee will be formed to inquire into the debacle.
"The immediate step I could take has been taken, but clearly Pakistan hockey today is at its lowest ebb and we need to take drastic measures to set things right," he said.
Pakistan today finished in the last position (12th) in the mega event after losing the play-off match to Canada.
Pakistan Hockey Federation President Qasim Zia the result was against all expectations.
"It is a shameful performance that we have ended up on the last spot in the World Cup, this was something I was not expecting at all from this team," Zia told.
Zia, a former Olympian himself, said that a committee will be formed to inquire into the debacle.
"The immediate step I could take has been taken, but clearly Pakistan hockey today is at its lowest ebb and we need to take drastic measures to set things right," he said.
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