Author: stick2hockey

K ARUMUGAM NEW DELHI: While the Indian men’s hockey team prepares for a focused campaign centered on the Asian Games and the World Cup, the Indian women’s squad is bracing for an extraordinarily tight and ...

s2h Team The following is a brief factual summary of the judgment delivered by the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi on April 20, 2026, in the contempt case involving Hockey India. The Case The petitioner, ...

s2h Team NEW DELHI, April 20, 2026: In a move that brings both tactical stability and a sense of relief to hockey fans nationwide, Hockey India on Monday named four-time Olympian Manpreet Singh in the ...

K ARUMUGAM NEW DELHI: In a strategic move to fortify the developmental pipeline of national hockey,  India today appointment of Australian high-performance specialist Tim White as the new Coach of the Indian junior women’s hockey ...

K ARUMUGAM In a significant move that signals the start of a defining season, Hockey India today announced a powerhouse 24-member squad for the upcoming tour of Argentina. Scheduled to take place in Buenos Aires ...

K ARUMUGAM Seeking to break a historical pattern of near-misses on the continental stage and alter their narrative on the global platform, the Indian  Women’s Hockey team is set to embark on a vital strategic ...

K. ARUMUGAM In a significant move, the Malaysian Hockey Confederation (MHC) has announced the appointment of veteran Indian coach CR Kumar as the Chief Coach of its women’s national team. The former Indian player, recognized ...

K ARUMUGAM In a glittering ceremony that celebrated the finest in the sport, former Indian captain and Olympic Gold medalist Zafar Iqbal was recently bestowed with Hockey India’s prestigious Major Dhyan Chand Lifetime Achievement Award. ...

K. ARUMUGAM In a glittering celebration of excellence, the 8th Hockey India Annual Awards today reaffirmed its status as a cornerstone of the sport’s ecosystem. More than just a ceremony, this trendsetting initiative serves as ...

K ARUMUGAM A colossus of the sporting world has fallen. S. Thyagarajan—the man who served as the face of Indian hockey journalism from his very first byline to his last—has passed away in Chennai. To ...