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BHOPAL: Jharkhand scored a hard fought 1-0 win against Odisha while defending champions Indian Railways routed Uttar Pradesh 10-1 to enter the semifinals of second Hockey India Senior Women National Championship on Sunday. Haryana, which ...

Which hockey body will have voting rights in IOA elections? V Narayan Swamy & Biswajyoti Brahma, TNN | Oct 23, 2012, 02.14AM IST Which hockey body will have voting rights in IOA elections? According to ...

NEW DELHI: “Der aaye, durust aaye,” an old patron was thrilled to remark. At last, hockey returned to the refurbished Shivaji Stadium last week after repairs and restoration work at the facility had repeatedly missed ...

bhopal: Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Jharkhand completed the quarterfinal line-up with emphatic victories in their concluding league matches of the Hockey India senior women’s national championship on Friday. In the quarters, holders Railways will ...

Austin Smith, who led South Africa in London Olympics hockey competition earlier this year, will be among the top stars for next month’s Players’ Auction for the Hockey India League that will be held from ...

Two Pakistan teams to play in Lal Bahadur Shastri hockey NEW DELHI: Two teams from Pakistan and one each from Oman and Malaysia will feature alongside the top domestic outfits in the 23rd Lal Bahadur ...

Three Jharkhand players selected for Hockey coaching camp Three Jharkhand players selected for Hockey coaching campJamshedpur: Three players from Jharkhand have been selected by the Hockey India for the Junior Men and Senior Men National ...

BETTER DAYS TO COME FOR WOMEN’S TEAM SAYS KUMAR By Tushar Bhaduri in New Delhi INDIA finished seventh at the recent Champions Challenge- I, but the coaching staff with the women’s hockey team is not ...

Same faces at camp despite poor show By Tushar Bhaduri DESPITE a 12th- place finish at the London Olympics, not much is likely to change when the Indian hockey team plays next time, as 15 ...

48 probables, nine standbys in Hockey national camp BANGALORE: Look no further than Indian hockey for drama and intrigue. In what may be a first of sorts in recent times, the game saw standbys being ...