About Pang Siang Hock
Pang Siang Hock was an association football player.
International career In 1954, Pang represented the Singapore national team at the 1954 Asian Games, scoring twice in a 6–2 defeat to Pakistan.
In 1956, he was called up to the Malaya national team for AFC Asian Cup qualification, where he scored twice against Cambodia and once against South Vietnam. The following year, he played for Malaya at the 1957 Merdeka Tournament. However, following the tournament, the Football Association of Malaya suspended him from the national team for a year, after he wasn't co-operative during the tournament, before returning to the national team for a match against South Korea in October 1958, after Rahim Omar was suspended for three months by the Football Association of Selangor.
Personal life His older brother,
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Who was Pang Siang Hock?
Malayan footballer
What was Pang Siang Hock's occupation?
Pang Siang Hock was an association football player.
What nationality was Pang Siang Hock?
Pang Siang Hock's recorded nationality: British Malaya, Federation of Malaya.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Pang Siang Hock. https://biography.guide/pang-siang-hock/
MLA: "Pang Siang Hock." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/pang-siang-hock/.
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