Category: HWL 2017

Its difficult to say whether India was let down by its own forwards or the rival goalie Antoni Kindler will not let your ball in. It was India’s last match, which it lost famously to ...

India wins the ’embarrassing’ encounter against Pakistan emphatically, 6-1. In the ’embarrassing’ encounter for podium aiming India — which had to play non-medal ranking 5th to 8th place decider — that too repeat match against ...

Malaysia made history of their own, dousing Indian hopes in time to win the HWL SF 2016 quarterfinal with a tight 2-3 score, and thus made it to not only the London semis but also ...

Sloppy first half spoilt Indian party in London despite subsequent splendid show. Indian played slow and sloppy first quarter in every match so far in London, but got away with it later to post victories ...

Somewhat awoken Pakistan keep its Quarterfinal chances alive with a late win today. Pakistan has at last registered a victory, over Scotland 3-1 in its last pool match of the the Hockey World League Semfinals. ...

It must rank one of the longest wait in the sporting history. When Indian men’s hockey team did an encore in London today, the 18th June, it obviously paid back in the same coin to ...

Facing precise and fitter rival in a do or die encounter, Pakistan caved into the pressure cauldron, and proved no match for India in the ongoing London razzmatazz. Sparks flew from only the Indian armoury ...

Brisk start and quick goals by India unsettled yesterday’s hero Canada in today’s match at Queen Elizabeth Park, London. With all goals in the first half, India sailed past Canada 3-0 with consummate easy. Within ...

No team is weak as long as you win them. This must be the mantra for India today, as they take on Canada in the HWL SF in London. Exactly, this is the dictum that ...

A firm reverse shot of Ramandeep Singh that catapulted the ball into the second post past strong looking goalie Thomas Alexander within a minute from the second half, helped change the complexion of the game ...