Author: Shashank Gupta
JFHA Tournament: a welcome addition to Bangalore Schools Hockey Stable “We had to use someone’s name, they just used my name – Jude Felix – it’s everyone’s academy. A lot of people have slogged hard ...
Sunil’s Facebook faces hockey players dilemma, kabhi on kabhi off Even as Indian hockey probables started leaving their cities for a common convergence at Patiala – national camp has just commenced there — www.stick2hockey.com has ...
NATIONAL SPORTS DAY SPECIAL: Take interest and simply inspire a generation The country celebrates National Sports Day today on the eve of birth anniversary of Dhyan Chand. His spirit will however be wondering if it ...
Indian hockey players cornered, and rated by Shashank Gupta Many in the hockey fraternity often rue their sport never gets mass attention. Now they can be sure why it is so. Most Indians followed Olympic ...
First hand account of a hockey fan It was the first, a never witnessed event – A jam-packed Hockey Stadium at Bangalore. The occasion was the first semi-finals of World Series Hockey between Karnataka Lions ...
Pune Strykers draw with Chennai;remain unbeaten Pune Strykers continued with their undefeated streak as they pulled back a late goal in the 64th minute against Chennai Cheetahs, drawing the match 3-3, in an evenly contested ...
Karnatak miss sitters as Mumbai make merry Mumbai Marines scored a narrow win over struggling Karnataka Lions 2-1 on Thursday at KSHA Stadium, Bangalore. For Mumbai Marines, goals were scored by Devinder Walmiki (42nd min) ...
Home cheers for Comets tame as they tame Shers 3-1 on home ground A strong defence line and a disciplined performance by the Chandigarh Comets gave them a much deserved 3-1 victory over Sher-e-Punjabs on ...
Badshahs tame Lions as Cheetahs thrash Wizards Karnataka Lions’ lackluster performance continued as Bhopal Badshahs got better of them by 3-1 comfortably. The goals for the Badshahs came from Karan Bhaskar (43th and 45th min) ...
EDITOR’S NOTE: The author of this column presents a different view. The author agrees that ‘Hockey suffers because of two federations fighting at the top’. But at the same time, the author argues that hockey’s ...
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