Raid at Sports Authority of India’s Bangalore centre Two days after conducting a raid at the National Institute of Sport in Patiala, the National Anti Doping Agency (NADA) carried out a similar surprise inspection of ...
Hat-trick of titles for Indian Overseas Bank SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Two penalty corner strikes, each as immaculate as the other, by Gagandeep Singh, enabled Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) hit the hat-trick in the Syed Ahmed Memorial ...
Exercise physiologist John set to arrive today After almost a week-long delay, Indian hockey team exercise physiologist David John will touch base here on Monday morning to join the probables who have been part of ...
Indians initiated in new format Members of the Indian hockey team at the National camp here were on Friday introduced to the newly-created nine-on-nine format of the sport in their training sessions. The format, conceived ...
Nobbs seeks NADA’s help in educating hockey players V Narayan Swamy, TNN BANGALORE: A dollop of wisdom from the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) will do the hockey players a world of good, feels chief coach ...
Hockey trials next week BANGALORE: The number of probables at the national hockey camp will be brought down to around 48 by the end of next week, a figure finalised for preparations for the London ...
‘HI creators are behind bars’ Vaibhav Sharma The pain of missing out on the 2008 Olympics still lingers in the mind of all hockey fans. The hurt went deep and scarred even the loyalists who ...
Hockey team to train at MEG The national hockey probables will train in batches on the artificial turf at Madras Engineers Group on Thursday, a routine they may tend to repeat during their schedule in ...
Nobbs wants drag-flickers to be all-rounders BANGALORE: Drag-flickers or sound field players? Until now, the choice would have been obvious for India’s penalty corner specialists but henceforth, the accent would be on both the roles, ...
Drag-flick glory beckons Rupinder Pal Aby Jose, TNN BANGALORE: The last Sultan Azlan Shah Cup tournament was a forgettable experience for the Indian hockey team but for the emergence of another promising talent. The gangling ...