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A night of Bollywood, bhangra and Badshahs Playing in their backyard, the Chandigarh Comets crashed to a narrow defeat 3-4 loss against the Bhopal Badshahs in the inaugural match of the World Series of Hockey ...

Bhopal Badshahs down Chandigarh Comets in opener CHANDIGARH: Bhopal Badshahs beat Chandigarh Comets 4-3 in the inaugural match of the World Series Hockey tournament, at the Sector-42 Hockey Stadium on Wednesday. Badshahs scored three goals ...

Depleted Strykers to take on Marines MUMBAI: The ‘camp bomb’ – dropped by Hockey India (HI) on Monday by announcing a 48-member probables list and a national camp from March 5 – seems to have ...

‘A platform for Indo-Pak friendship’ Hockey players from Pakistan, who arrived in the country on Wednesday for the WSH, said they were thrilled to be a part of the inaugural edition of the tournament. Former ...

Pakistan hockey stars looking forward to WSH participation Defying Pakistan Hockey Federation’s directive, top players of the country has left for India today to play in the unsanctioned but lucrative World Hockey Series. Top players ...

CM DVS Gowda to give 5 state hockey heroes Rs 5L BANGALORE: Chief minister D V Sadananda Gowda announced cash awards of Rs 5 lakh each to the five hockey players from Karnataka who played ...

Sahara to reward hockey players Sahara India has announced a cash incentive of Rs1.29 crore for the Indian hockey team that won the Olympic qualifiers. Out of that, an amount of 1.16 crore will be ...

Technology a big boon to hockey The Sports Authority of India (SAI) has engaged SportsMechanics – a Chennai-based sports technology company dedicated to providing high-performance solutions to teams & players. Since 2003, SportsMechanics have been ...

Maken supports WSH, lauds IHF for launching league The inaugural World Series Hockey today got the backing of Sports Ministry although the the league has lost star Indian players due to a threat of ban ...

A matter of priorities AVINASH NAIR “It’s purely India’s loss,” says hockey icon Dhanraj Pillay, commenting on Arjun Halappa’s omission from India’s 48-member probables list for the London Olympics. “If the Indian think-tank can drop ...