**Two Former Malaysian Hockey Stars Hospitalised**
*Kuala Lumpur, 2 September 2026* – Two members of Malaysia’s 1975 Hockey World Cup squad, Datuk Seri N. Sri Shanmuganathan and Brian Sta Maria, have been admitted to separate hospitals, according to reports from the New Straits Times.
The former players, both regarded as legends of Malaysian field hockey, are reportedly receiving treatment for undisclosed medical conditions. Hospital officials have not released details about their health status, but the phrasing in the original report indicates that their conditions are serious.
Datuk Seri N. Sri Shanmuganathan and Brian Sta Maria were part of the team that represented Malaysia at the 1975 Hockey World Cup, a milestone in the nation’s sporting history. Their current hospitalisations have prompted messages of support from the hockey community and former teammates.
No further information on the nature of their illnesses, expected recovery timelines, or statements from family members has been made public at this time. The hospitals involved have not commented beyond confirming the admissions.
The New Straits Times will update the story as more details become available.
Article and image source: nst.com.my
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