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Going beyond rules and regulations Special Correspondent NEW DELHI: Was umpire Andy Mair right in seeking information from the video umpire, and subsequently acting on it, about an infringement committed by an Argentinean player against ...

The boys won’t shave till the job is over, says Weise Special Correspondent NEW DELHI: Germany may have entrusted the arduous task of defending the World Cup hockey title mostly to young turks but coach ...

Only calculations gives hope to India Two wins and India could still make it to the semi-finals of the World Cup, albeit with some help from other teams in the group. With just one win ...

Brahmst’s angst against India is a thing of the past NEW DELHI: Alan Brahmst is as tough as they come. And as dedicated. He has come to India for the Hero Honda FIH World Cup ...

Time to go for broke against England NEW DELHI: After two bruising matches, India will have to stand up and fight again, this time against England. There is no time to lick the wounds, no ...

Cop caught on camera selling Hockey WC tickets in black A news channel on Friday claimed security lapse at the Hockey World Cup venue in the capital after it caught a policeman on camera selling ...

Graded payment a joke on the players Here’s a thought for the next time you go out for a family dinner at a nice restaurant and pick up the Rs 5000 tab without demur — ...

In the world of hockey, 10 is just another number Think of the Number 10 jersey and the images that come to mind are of footballers such as Pele, Maradona, Zinedine Zidane, Wayne Rooney, Robinho, ...

Memories in tow, Sardar returns to National Stadium Ii used to be a strange relationship between Hassan Sardar and India. The centre-forward loved to visit the country but the Indians always dreaded it. One of ...

With London in sight, England stake their claim The last time England reached the semi-finals of the hockey World Cup was way back in 1986, at home, and they finished as the runners-up. On Thursday, ...