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The inaugural Hockey India League (HIL), aimed at improving the state of the nation’s national game, began with a dazzling opening ceremony in New Delhi on Monday. However, the event at the Major Dhyan Chand ...

It came as a pleasant surprise for the former Chandigarh Hockey and Football Academy trainee Gagandeep Singh when he was picked for $23,000 in the Hockey India League (HIL) auction by the Mumbai franchise during ...

The trouble between India and Pakistan on the Line of Control has spilled on to the sports field as well. A day after the Shiv Sena protested against the participation of Pakistani players in the ...

Indian Hockey Federation (IHF) today asked Hockey India (HI) to immediately stop the participation of the Pakistani players in the Hockey India League (HIL) in protest of the recent killing of Indian armymen by Pakistan ...

HYDERABAD: The Cyberabad police have arrested Jammu & Kashmir Under-20 women’s hockey team coach Angat Singh for allegedly misbehaving with some players from Punjab, who landed here to participate in the ongoing National U-20 Women’s ...

Former India coach Cedric D’Souza feels that the Hero Hockey India League (HIL) will act as a ‘game changer’ for the sport. “The league will help the youngsters learn professionalism and improve their game as ...

It’s Waveriders vs Warriors in HIL opener Y. B. SARANGI The Hindu The Hockey India League 2013 trophy was unveiled on Sunday. In 2005, the Premier Hockey League (PHL) had given us the first taste ...

Sainiks protest Pak players’ presence at hockey stadium Nandakumar Marar Mumbai Magicians’ training with entire squad called off Mumbai Magicians’ first training session with the entire squad in attendance at the Mumbai Hockey Association (MHA) ...

Times of India (PTI): Hockey India unveils HIL trophy NEW DELHI: Hockey India on Sunday unveiled the trophy of the much-anticipated Hockey India League (HIL) to be held across the country from January 14 to ...

Will Hockey India League be a hot flick? By Satya Siddharth Rath Indian hockey is dead. Long live Indian hockey! How often have we heard and echoed this sentiment and lamented about our national game ...