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Times of India: One week break will rejuvenate players: Oltmans BENGALURU: India men’s hockey team chief coach Roelant Oltmans feels the one week break starting Friday before the Champions Trophy will help the players rejuvenate ...

Indian Express: Rio 2016 Olympics: Medal finish is very much achievable, says Roelant Oltmans Eight-time gold medallists India finished last in the London Olympics but Roelant Oltmans feels that his team is a medal contender ...

Times of India: Sreejesh hopes for a consistent show By Prasanth Menon KOCHI: From the maidans of GV Raja Sports School, Thiruvananthapu ram, to being named as the captain of Indian hockey team, PR Sreejesh ...

Times of India: Sardar ‘happy’ being rested; Sreejesh to lead India in Champions Trophy New Delhi, May 17 (IANS) Insisting that the Olympics are more important than any other tournament, Indian hockey team skipper Sardar ...

Times of India: Sardar rested, Sreejesh to lead India in Champions Trophy NEW DELHI: The selection committee of the Indian men’s hockey team decided to rest skipper Sardar Singh and ace drag-flicker Rupinder Pal Singh ...

Indian Express: One drought ends, another begins for women’s hockey team By Mihir Vasavda Having qualified for the Olympics after 36 years, Indian women’s hockey team has been in free-fall of late. The women are ...

The Hindu: London series was the ideal wake-up call : Hawgood By Uthra Ganesan Since qualifying for the Rio Olympics almost a year back, the Indian women’s hockey team has not had a great year ...

Times of India: We are not underdogs anymore: Manpreet Singh NEW DELHI: Ace midfielder Manpreet Singh feels India are no more “underdogs” in world hockey and said they are ready to take on top sides ...

The Hindu: Mumbai beats Maharashtra, emerges champion Mumbai Hockey Association Limited (MHAL) displayed plenty of confidence and went on to emerge champions of the Hockey India sixth junior men’s (B-division) National hockey championship 2016. In ...

The Tribune: Punjab, HP, Haryana boys make early exit Punjab and Himachal Pradesh failed to qualify for the semifinals of the junior men’s hockey National Championships in Raipur on Thursday. Punjab, who needed a win ...