Chandigarh, Dec 28: Cheered by a 10,000-strong crowd local favourites, Chandigarh Dynamos, came back strongly with drag-flick specialist Sandeep Singh striking twice, as they edged past Sher-e-Jallandhar 2-1 in a fiercely-contested match in the fourth ...
Chandigarh, Dec 26: Defending champions Orissa Steelers handed out Chennai Veerans a 3-0 drubbing to notch their first outright win in the fourth edition of the Pemier Hockey League at the Sector 42 Hockey Stadium ...
Chandigarh, Dec 25: Former champions Bangalore Hi-Fliers made a strong comeback after trailing 0-2 to score a thrilling win over local favourites Chandigarh Dynamos 3-2 in the fourth edition of the Premier Hockey League at ...
Chandigarh, Dec 25: Sher-e-Jallandhar halted the victory march of Maratha Warriors defeating them 5-4 in the sudden death and garnered two points in the fourth edition of the Premier Hockey League under lights at the ...
Chandigarh, Dec 24: Hyderabad Sultans leading for the better part of the match were forced into the shoot-out by a resilient Orissa Steelers but managed to garner two points winning the battle of `strokes’ 4-3 ...
Chandigarh, Dec 23: Maratha Warriors notched up their second successive victory defeating Bangalore Hi-Fliers 2-0 in the fourth edition of the Premier Hockey League at the Sector 42 Stadium here on Sunday. Hi-Fliers began on ...
Chandigarh, Dec 23: Sher-e-Jallandhar opened their account with a 2-0 win over Chennai Veerans in the fourth edition of the Premier Hockey League at the Sector 42 Hockey Stadium here on Sunday. The match was ...
NEW DELHI (espnstar.com) – The increasing popularity of the Premier Hockey League and its growing influence amongst players has made the National Championships virtually redundant. Conceived as a common platform to showcase talent, the National ...
With home-made T-shirts, they move from a small ground in Vasai to Bombay League Mumbai, December 15: Some months ago in the industrial suburb of Vasai, a bunch of migrant workers from Chhattisgarh huddled together ...
Day Five here in Kuala Lumpur was full of surprises. Great Britain set the tune and tenor for the day. Lethargic Pakistan caved in. Fighting Korea survived a scare. Spain came alive. Germany’s onward march ...