Category: News Paper Articles

New Indian Express: Stani-forthright coaching behind Sreejesh success By Swaroop Swaminathan LUCKNOW: June 7, 2013. A pretty unremarkable day, but a very important one in hindsight for everyone associated with Indian hockey. It was the ...

The Tribune: India off to a great start Indervir Grewal As the mercury fell drastically on the opening day of the junior hockey World Cup, the Indian team singed the floodlit blue turf at the ...

The Hindu: From Tirupattur to Melbourne, Arunasalam hopes for glory His profile page on the Victorian Institute of Sport’s website gives an insight into the kind of person Kiran Arunasalam is. It reads, “I’ve failed ...

The Tribune: Punjabi roots drive Canada colts to play hockey Indervir Grewal Before his team’s biggest match of the World Cup, against home favourites India, Canada’s coach Indy Sehmbi said that his team didn’t fear ...

Hindustan Times: Hockey Junior World Cup:?India start on a high as they beat Canada 4-0 By Sharad Deep Even before the Harjeet Singh and Co. could occupy the blue turf at the Major Dhyan Chand ...

Times of India: Dense fog forces FIH to reschedule match timings of Jr WC Lucknow, Dec 8 () Adverse weather conditions today forced the International Hockey Federation to reschedule the evening match timings of the ...

Times of India: Junior Hockey World Cup: Germany, New Zealand make winning starts LUCKNOW: Six-time champions Germany started their title defence on a shaky note by eking out a close 2-1 win over Spain in ...

Indian Express: Over 1300 teams to participate in Biju Patnaik rural hockey Dilip Tirkey is organising one of the biggest rural hockey tournaments and over 1300 teams are expected to participate. With an aim to ...

Indian Express: Junior Hockey World Cup: India colts want to be kings in City of Nawabs By Mihir Vasavda Junior World Cup will provide proper assessment of the next generation and whether they have the ...

New Indian Express: Differences over change in format By Swaroop Swaminathan LUCKNOW: IT was strange looking at the format of the Junior World Cup. Two halves of 35 minutes each, a media release had informed. ...