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Change of guard in women's hockey team: Salima replaces Savita as skipper

Salima Tete replaces Savita Punia as captain of Indian women's hockey squad for FIH Pro League.

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Salima Tete replaces Savita Punia as Indian women's hockey team captain

NEW DELHI: Midfielder Salima Tete took over as captain of the 24-person Indian women's hockey team on Thursday. The team will play the FIH Pro League in Belgium and England later this month. Salima Punia was the previous captain of the team.

The Times of India

Hockey India names 33-member Indian women's hockey team core group

Hockey India, on Monday, announced the 33-member Indian Women's Hockey Team that will continue to train in SAI Bangalore till May 16. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Fit-again Vandana Katariya returns to India women's hockey team for FIH Pro League

Reeling from the setback of missing out on the Paris Olympics, the Indian women's hockey team, led by Savita Punia and comprising 24 members, is determined to embark on a fresh journey in the upcoming FIH Pro League matches.

The Times of India

Indian women's team named for 5 Nations Tournament Valencia 2023

India will play against Ireland, Germany, Spain and Belgium in the tournament which will serve as the preparatory assignment ahead of the all-important FIH Hockey Olympic Qualifiers Ranchi 2024 set to begin on January 13, 2024. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Injured Sushila Chanu rested from India's Asian Champions Trophy squad

India squad for ACT: Experienced midfielder Sushila Chanu rested due to suspected ACL injury

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Rani Rampal excluded from senior women's hockey probables for Asian Games

NEW DELHI: Veteran forward Rani Rampal was left out of the 34-member senior women's hockey probables for the national coaching camp in preparation for the Hangzhou Asian Games in September-October.

The Times of India

Indian women eye series-levelling win against Australia in second hockey Test

NEW DELHI: After a disappointing start to their tour, the Indian women's hockey team is determined to elevate their overall performance and level the three-match series against the formidable Australian team.

The Times of India

Hockey | Indian women lose 2-4 to Australia in first Test

The Indian women’s hockey team started its tour of Australia on a disappointing note, losing 2-4 against the hosts in the first Test of the three-match series at the Mate Stadium

The Hindu

Indian women lose 2-4 to Australia in first hockey Test

NEW DELHI: The Indian women's hockey team started their tour of Australia on a disappointing note, losing 2-4 in the first Test of the three-match series at the Mate Stadium on Thursday. Australia, ranked third in the world, took the lead with goals from debutant Aisling Utri and Maddy Fitzpatrick…

The Times of India

Hockey tour of South Africa good preparation for Asian Games: Schopman

BENGALURU: Indian women's hockey team chief coach Janneke Schopman is confident the tour of South Africa will be a great opportunity to learn and prepare for the Hangzhou Asian Games, where a gold will ensure automatic qualification for the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

The Times of India

Rani Rampal dropped from FIH World Cup squad, Savita to lead India again

Rani Rampal, who led the Indian women’s hockey team to the historic fourth-place finish at the Tokyo Olympics, was dropped for next month’s FIH World Cup with doubts over her fitness

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Unfit Rani misses out as India name tried and tested squad for women's hockey World Cup

NEW DELHI: Talismanic striker and former skipper Rani Rampal was on Tuesday axed from the 18-member Indian women's hockey team, to be led by goalkeeper Savita Punia, for next month's FIH World Cup.

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Rani misses out as India name tried and tested squad for women's hockey World Cup

NEW DELHI: Talismanic striker and former skipper Rani Rampal, who is yet to regain full fitness, did not find a place in the Indian team for the next month's FIH World Cup as Hockey India announced an 18-member squad on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Schopman looking to build on good run ahead of Pro League and World Cup

BENGALURU: The Indian women's hockey team will be focussing on increasing its level of fitness and speed, according to chief coach Janneke Schopman, who is hopeful the side can build upon its recent successful run in next month's FIH Pro League matches and the upcoming World Cup.

The Hindu

India face Netherlands in Junior Women's Hockey WC semifinals as history beckons

India's best performance in the tournament so far is a bronze medal finish in 2013

The Times of India

Junior Women's Hockey World Cup: India face Netherlands in semis as history beckons

POTCHEFSTROOM: History beckons the Indian women's hockey team as it eyes a maiden final berth in the FIH Junior World Cup but in three-time champions, the Netherlands a stern test awaits it in the semifinal on Sunday.

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Junior Women's Hockey World Cup: India face Netherlands in semifinals as history beckons

POTCHEFSTROOM: History beckons the Indian women's hockey team as it eyes a maiden final berth in the FIH Junior World Cup but a stern test awaits it in the form of three-time champions the Netherlands in the semifinal here on Sunday.

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Hockey Women's Junior World Cup: India ride on Olympic experience, attacking strikers and dependable 'keeper

POTCHEFSTROOM: India exceeded expectations by scoring 11 goals, while conceding only twice, in their three matches of the ongoing junior women's hockey world cup.

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