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Pakistan Hockey in rebuilding mode after Olympic debacle LAHORE, Oct 5 (UNI) The disastrous performance at the Beijing Olympics has prompted the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) to launch a rebuilding process for the national team. ...

Big win for IOCL Bangalore: Vikram Kanth’s brace (seventh and 22nd min.) guided IOCL to a 5-0 victory over KSP in a State super division hockey league second phase match at the SAI Southern Centre ...

CHIDAMBARAM: Host Annamalai, with nine points, at the end of the semifinal league won the title at the South Zone inter-university hockey tournament here on Monday. Madras, with six points, finished second. Bangalore and Bharathidasan ...

SUPER DIVISION LEAGUE, BANGALORE: Super IOCL too good for KSP Bangalore: IOCL continued their impressive run in the second phase of the KSHA Super Division hockey league when they trashed KSP 5-0 at the SAI ...

Sahara India has pledged a total of Rs 70 lakh to the Bengal Hockey Association over the next four years “for the promotion of the game in the state”, it was announced at the Association’s ...

SUPER DIVISION LEAGUE Brilliant Army Red outclass Namdharis Bangalore: Army Red drubbed Namdhari XI 3-0 in the second phase of the Super Division hockey league at the SAI South Centre here on Sunday. Army Red ...

BHA AGM Calcutta: J.B. Roy was re-elected as the president of the Bengal Hockey Association (BHA) in its annual general meeting held on Saturday, says A Staff Reporter. Former Olympian Gurbux Singh was re-elected as ...

SPORTS DAY AT YGP SCHOOL The YGP School in Mylapore celebrated its third annual sports day on September 29 at the St. Bede’s Ground. Cricketer, Vidyut Sivaramakrishnan was the chief guest. Nina Reddy of Savera ...

Indo-Pak hockey to be revived Karachi: Pakistan and Indian hockey federations have reached an agreement to revive bilateral Test series of their junior and senior teams in November and December. Pakistan Hockey Federation secretary Asif ...

Plenty of worth in coach poach Ron Reed October 04, 2008 12:00am GREG Chappell and Ric Charlesworth, contemporaries on the first-class cricket scene three decades ago, have had something else to talk about lately. Charlesworth ...