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Harendra to submit report on Azlan Shah debacle India’s chief coach Harendra Singh and manager Balbir Singh are set to submit a detailed report to Hockey India on May 23 on the team’s disastrous performance ...

IOC advances SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Deepak Thakur’s hat-trick helped Indian Oil Corporation defeat Karnataka XI 4-3 in a quarterfinal match of the DCB Aga Khan hockey tournament here on Wednesday. The results (quarterfinals): Indian Oil 4 ...

Azlan Shah debacle report to be submitted on May 23 India’s chief coach Harendra Singh and manager Balbir Singh are set to submit a detailed report to Hockey India on May 23 on the team’s ...

Delhi win Fed Cup Kusum Arora The Delhi men’s team lifted the Federation Cup Hockey title as they defeated a spirited Punjab side 2-1, while Haryana eves had a cakewalk as they thrashed the hopes ...

Azlan Shah team missed experienced players: Halappa NEW DELHI: Indian hockey captain Arjun Halappa says the lack of experienced players was one of the reasons for the team’s disappointing performance in the Azlan Shah Cup, ...

Indian hockey need fresh legs: Bhaskaran Holding the game’s administrators responsible for the team’s poor show in the just-concluded Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia, former chief coach Vasudevan Bhaskaran has said that Indian hockey need ...

Poor show in Azlan Shah is a concern, says Maken Union Sports Minister has raised concerns over Indian hockey team’s below-par performance at the just concluded Azlan Shah tournament. The two time defending champions, eventually ...

Azlan backlash: Coach Harendra’s future under cloud By Mihir Vasavda | Place: Mumbai | Agency: DNA The future of Harendra Singh as the coach of Indian hockey team hangs in balance, with the development committee ...

Five-star performance by BPCL The BPCL thrashed Indian Oversees Bank 5-0 to reach the semifinal of the Aga Khan hockey tournament at the Bombay Gymkhana, here on Tuesday. Both the squads had an addition to ...

Rupinder is here to stay, says Jugraj Sudheendra Tripathi, TNN MUMBAI: Indian hockey has an uncanny knack up throwing up quality drag-flickers. Jugraj Singh was the first and easily the finest exponent of this lethal ...