Category: 2015 HWL R4 Raipur

Netherlands huffs and buffs while Australia resurrects its form, as both reach HWL finals Canada offered a stiff resistance to Netherlands before it advanced (2-0)while Germany uncharacteristically missed and messed up its own chances to ...

Netherlands and Australia move to semifinals Defending champions and Pool B winners the Netherlands became the first team to qualify semi-finals of the Hero Hockey World League Final 2015, but were given a stern test ...

What the teams say about Home Team Quarterfinal Captain Sardar Singh: The tournament starts now. There are no options than to go for victory tomorrow. We should focus on committing less mistakes or no mistakes. ...

Business end of Raipur razzmatazz starts today Quarterfinal line up identified No team among the world elite eight assembled here could win all the three matches. It speaks volumes about the intensity of contests that ...

Hero Hockey World League Final 2015 Day 5: Unbeaten GB top Pool A and confirm quarter-final schedule World champions Australia to meet Olympic champions Germany in quarter-finals Pool A winners Great Britain will face quater-final ...

PC plenty leads to fifth quarter The planners may not have expected, but the match between Australia and Canada saw a whopping another quarter of time spent on penalty corner preparation. As per the rules ...

Hero Hockey World League Final 2015 Day 4: Netherlands top Pool B while Argentina claim second spot Goals from Van der Weerden, Pruijser and Bovendeert seal Pool B win for Dutch Gonzalo Peillat scores twice ...

Putting aside the goalless first phase, the Dutch found their striking form to romp home a deserving 3-1 win over the hosts India in the last day of Pool B of Hockey World League Final ...

Can India put it across the Dutch today at Raipur? Indian fans hope of our national team will do better here in Raipur than how they started on Friday, is based on two happenings in ...

Dashing British dash the hope of mighty Australians There was no Balmy Army to fanatically support from stands but each British player turned out to be a soldier himself in the Mother of Battles against ...