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Asian Champions Trophy: Stars that shone the brightest

It was a collective team effort that sealed the deal for India in the Asian Champions Trophy. Still, some players were exceptional.

The Times of India

Asian Champions Trophy: India blow away Japan 5-0 in dazzling display to make final

CHENNAI: Sometimes, one moment of brilliance is all it takes. When you have the skills, temperament and experience, one inspired play can change the narrative and turn the tide your way.

The Times of India

It won't stay bad forever: India hockey coach Fulton on poor PC conversion rate

India's chief coach Craig Fulton is not perturbed by low penalty corner conversion rate. He is happy that his side is finding the back of the net from field play. He highlighted that his boys need to be more tactically aware and receive fewer cards. India's vice-captain Hardik Singh said…

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Asian Champions Trophy: India sparkle in 5-0 thrashing of Malaysia to go top

CHENNAI: A near-capacity crowd turned up for the all-important Asian Champions Trophy clash between India and Malaysia at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium here on Sunday. While the spectators had plenty to cheer for in the first two matches of the day - both action-packed games ended in draws - they…

The Times of India

Asian Champions Trophy: India overwhelms Malaysia and goes to the top of the table

India registers a thumping 5-0 win, thanks to a compact and cohesive unit; China shares the honours with Korea as the Chen touch works wonders; Pakistan takes the lead twice and fights back once to hold Japan in a six-goal thriller

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Indian Men's team arrive at Chennai for Asian Hockey Champions Trophy 2023

Indian Men's Hockey team arrived at Chennai Airport on Tuesday ahead of Asian Men's Hockey Champions Trophy 2023 which will begin on Thursday. Read Further on Dynamite News:

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Lalit, 4 other forwards miss out as India name team for Asian Champions Trophy

Indian men's hockey team for Asian Champions Trophy: Harmanpreet (capt), Hardik (vice-capt), PR Sreejesh, Krishan Bahadur Pathak (GKs); Jarmanpreet, Sumit, Jugraj, Harmanpreet, Varun, Amit Rohidas (Defs); Hardik, Vivek, Manpreet, Nilakanta, Shamsher (Mids); Akashdeep, Mandeep, Gurjant, Sukhjeet, S Karthi (Fwds). Notable absentees: Lalit Kumar Upadhyay, Abhishek, Pawan, Dilpreet, Simranjeet. Aim: Prepare…

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HI names 18-member Indian men’s hockey team for Asian Champions Trophy Chennai 2023

Hockey India on Monday announced the 18-member men's hockey team that will compete in the Asian Champions Trophy Chennai 2023, which will be held at Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium in Chennai from August 3 to 12. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Lalit Upadhyay, four other forwards miss out as India name team for Asian Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: Lalit Kumar Upadhyay is among the five forwards left out of the 18-member Indian men's hockey team for next month's Asian Champions Trophy in Chennai.

The Times of India

Indian hockey team leaves for Spain on 4-nation tournament

The 24-member Indian men's hockey team have left for Spain for the 100th Anniversary Spanish Hockey Federation - International Tournament to be held in Terrasa, Spain from July 25 to July 30. India will compete against England, Netherlands and the hosts Spain in the four-nation tournament. Read further on Dynamite…

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Yoga helps us to manage stress, keeps our mind and body fit: Indian hockey players

BENGALURU: Yoga has become an integral part of the Indian hockey teams' daily routine and the ancient practice has been beneficial for the players in managing stress and keeping their mind and body fit, said men's side vice-captain Hardik Singh.

The Times of India

FIH Pro League | India beat Great Britain 4-2 in shoot-out

India defeated Great Britain 4-2 in a penalty shoot-out in the FIH Pro League

The Hindu

All drag flickers will be in action, Harmanpreet Singh says on over-reliance on skipper

KOLKATA: Craig Fulton's reign as the new coach of the Indian hockey team hasn't begun on a great note as the team lost two consecutive matches in the Pro League. First, they went down to Belgium 1-2 and then Great Britain handed them a 4-2 drubbing.

The Times of India

Results are important but the main target is preparing for the Asiad: Harmanpreet

Indian men’s hockey team is focusing on fine-tuning its plans ahead of the big test at the Asian games later this year.

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Hockey Pro League: Simranjeet returns to India squad for new coach Craig Fulton's first assignment

NEW DELHI: Ace drag-flicker Harmanpreet Singh will lead the Indian men's hockey team in the next leg of the FIH Hockey Pro League in Europe, which will be newly-appointed coach Craig Fulton's first assignment and see the return of attacking midfielder Simranjeet Singh

The Times of India

Hardik Singh carrying forward legacy of a proud hockey family

NEW DELHI: When you're born in a family that has given the country four top-flight hockey internationals and a celebrated coach, the hockey stick is surely your first toy.

The Times of India

Hardik and Savita named Hockey India men's and women's Player of Year

NEW DELHI: Rising star Hardik Singh and seasoned goalkeeper Savita Punia were named men's and women's 'Player of the Year' at a glitzy Hockey India Annual Awards ceremony on Friday.

The Times of India

India to make fresh start with FIH Pro League after World Cup debacle

ROURKELA: India will eye redemption when they take on newly-crowned world champions Germany in their FIH Men's Hockey Pro League fixture on Friday.

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Hockey India names David John and BJ Kariappa as interim coaches for FIH Pro League

NEW DELHI: In a latest development in Indian hockey, Australian David John and BJ Kariappa have been named as the interim coaches along with Shivendra Singh for the upcoming FIH Pro League matches against reigning world champions Germany and world No. 4 Australia in Rourkela.

The Times of India

Wary of India's '12th man', New Zealand look to 'influence' the World Cup pre-quarterfinal

BHUBANESWAR: One thing that remains unchanged for foreign teams visiting Odisha is the packed stands. The challenge goes beyond the playing field, where communication amid deafening roars can become a problem. At the ongoing Men's Hockey World Cup, the decibels went a notch higher in Rourkela with 20,000 fans cheering…

The Times of India

Injured India midfielder Hardik Singh ruled out of Men's Hockey World Cup

BHUBANESWAR: India's best player of the pool stage, Hardik Singh, has been ruled out of the Men's Hockey World Cup here because of a hamstring strain that hasn't fully recovered to allow him to play further role in India's campaign.

The Times of India

Hockey World Cup: India's game of 'numbers' in race to quarters, but Wales have nothing to lose

BHUBANESWAR: The day after India's goal-less draw with England at the Hockey World Cup in Rourkela, goalkeeper PR Sreejesh tweeted: "Be on your toes, this is not going to be easy anymore."

The Times of India

Hockey World Cup: India eye a big win against Wales

Playing their last group match against Wales is a blessing as the hosts will know the margin of victory which will take them to quarterfinals

The Times of India

Hockey World Cup: India preparing for 17 vs 18 against Wales?

BHUBANESWAR: It's difficult to find a player who can be the team's engine room as well as an attacker, whose blazing runs past defenders remind people of a Dhanraj Pillay or a Shahbaz Ahmed. Hardik Singh's rise, and particularly his form in the ongoing Hockey World Cup, has set the…

The Times of India

Hockey World Cup 2023: India's Hardik Singh 'okay' for now, it's just a 'mild strain'

BHUBANESWAR: A day after the news of his absence from India's last pool game at the Hockey World Cup, star midfielder Hardik Singh's suspected hamstring injury has turned out to be a "mild strain" and he is expected to return to action during the knockout rounds.

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