Antwerp (Belgium): Indian men's hockey team registered a thumping 4-0 victory over the US in their second practice match, but the women's team lost to Italy 1-2 in a warm-up contest here.The men's team earned
Antwerp: Indian hockey team captain Sardar Singh on Wednesday said the inclusion of new and young players has made the side more flexible as the squad gears up for the Hockey World League (HWL) Semi-Final
New Delhi: The Indian men's hockey team left for Belgium from here on Monday night to take part in the Hockey World League Semi-Final.The 10-team tournament will be played in Antwerp from June 20 to
New Delhi: Indian hockey team captain Sardar Singh has said that forward Nikkin Thimmaiah and goalkeeper P.R. Sreejesh raised their game-levels which led to their bronze medal winning performance at the recently concluded 24th Sultan
New Delhi: Unhappy that a Dutch has been made the new chief coach for the men's national team, legendary hockey player Dhanraj Pillay said an Indian would have been the best option for the post.In
Mumbai: Notwithstanding the absence of a regular national hockey coach since the exit of Australia's Terry Walsh, selector Arjun Halappa sounded upbeat here about the Indian squad's future following its good show over the last
New Delhi: Mark Knowles, captain of reigning world hockey champions Australia, believes Terry Walsh's stint as chief coach helped India's performance improve remarkably.Under Walsh, India had one of their best seasons in the recent past
New Delhi: Indian hockey selector Harbinder Singh Wednesday said the departure of Terry Walsh as India's chief coach will not have any impact on the team's fortunes.Walsh demanded an improved contract after masterminding India's 2014
Mumbai: Young Dabang Mumbai chief coach, Valentin Altenburg, today praised Indian hockey players for their skills and wished they could integrate those with tactical acumen of top teams like his native Germany and World Cup
New Delhi: Indian men's hockey took giant strides towards reclaiming its long-lost numero uno position with an Asian Games gold, after a 16-year drought, and several memorable victories, but the momentum was marred by an
New Delhi: Hockey India (HI),in its endeavour to nurture young talent, Wednesday announced the launch of an online academy platform that will also help coaches at the grassroots.The initiative 'Hockey India On-line Academy Platform' is
New Delhi:Indian hockey is in a revival mode with the country having won the Asian Games gold after 16 long years followed by a rare Test series win against World Champions Australia in Perth Sunday.While
Kolkata: Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan Monday complimented Indian sportsmen on their recent stellar performances in hockey and cricket."India beat world champions Australia in hockey series tie...India beat Sri Lanka in Cricket series...you bring glory to
'Indian hockey forwards ready for Lanka challenge'Incheon (South Korea): Indian hockey team striker Gurwinder Singh Chandi said the forward line has worked hard to iron out its flaws and be more clinical in front of
Glasgow: Indian hockey captain Sardar Singh wants a repeat of the 2010 Commonwealth Games final against Australia at this edition of the tournament which begins here July 25.Australia, who have won all the four golds
Glasgow: After a dismal performance in the World Cup, India hockey coach Terry Walsh hopes that the inclusion of Gurwinder Singh Chandi would strengthen his forward line for the 2014 Commonwealth Games, which run July
New Delhi: Australia hockey captain Mark Knowles feels India is a far better team for their chief coach Terry Walsh to be looking at a mere top-eight finish in the upcoming World Cup.Olympic gold medallist
New Delhi: England's chief hockey coach Bobby Crutchley believes that eight-time Olympic Champions India are much better than their World No.10 ranking.World No.4 England and India are clubbed in the same group with Olympic champions
Chandigarh: The last of the hockey icons, Balbir Singh Sr turned 90 today, looking back with satisfaction at his long and rewarding tryst with hockey, which he calls his "first love", but sad at the
New Delhi: Triple Olympic medallist Matthew Wells of Australia sees a lot of depth in Indian hockey and believes the eight-time Olympic champions will soon be competing against the best.Wells, who was part of the
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