Players have let India down, says coach Nobbs LONDON: India coach Michael Nobbs apologised to the hockey fans of the country, saying the players had let the nation down with their insipid display as the ...
Declare Hockey as national game, urges Shivraj Chouhan Mahim Pratap Singh Surprised that hockey was not officially recognized as India’s national game, Chief Mnister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has urged the centre to accord the game ...
Nobbs enraged at Indian players’ lack of commitment India’s hockey coach Michael Nobbs is furious at the lack of commitment shown by his players in the first three games at the London Games and said ...
For Indian hockey fans, a dream comes to an end Bobilli Vijay Kumar Indian hockey fans didn’t have to wait for the morning after to realise that they had been living a dream. It had ...
Olympic hockey: A test of character for India London, Aug 2, 2012 (IANS) India find themselves in an all-too-familiar situation wherein they not only need to win all their matches, but also pray for favourable ...
Now, broadcasters vie for the hockey pie Amrita Nair-Ghaswalla India losing to the Netherlands in hockey at the Olympics may have disappointed fans, but not the broadcasters. A new battle seems to be emerging to ...
Hockey is not our national game: Ministry Neha Shukla LUCKNOW: India won six consecutive hockey gold medals at Olympics between 1928 and 1956. It is our national game and that’s why whenever the men in ...
Players are simply forgetting the game-plan: Indian hockey team coach Indian hockey team coach Michael Nobbs is nonplussed as to why the senior players are not adhering to the game plan as he struggles to ...
ndia suffer another reverse, lose 1-3 to Kiwis LONDON: New Zealand chalked up a 3-1 win over India who thus slid to their second defeat in as many matches in the Olympic men’s hockey competition ...
Plenty left to play for, says Bharat Chetri LONDON: Indian hockey team’s chances for a berth in the semifinals suffered a big jolt after losing 1-3 to New Zealand today but captain Bharat Chetri said ...