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Hockey India set to take action against Sandeep, Sardara NEW DELHI: Hockey India’s general secretary Narendra Batra said they are planning to take strong disciplinary action against Sandeep Singh and Sardara Singh for abruptly leaving ...

HOCKEY Sandeep, Sardar to face brunt of HI ire Walking out of the national hockey camp on Wednesday may have just cost Sandeep Singh and Sardar Singh their place in the team, not just for ...

Raghunath, Vikas replace Sandeep, Sardara Drag-flicker V Raghunath and mid-fielder Vikas Kumar were today roped in place of Sandeep Singh and Sardara Singh in the squad for the Asian Champions Trophy after the two senior ...

Sandeep, Sardar to face action Hockey India secretary-general Narender Batra said on Wednesday that the federation would take strong disciplinary action against repeat offenders Sardar Singh and Sandeep Singh, who walked out of the national ...

Sardar, Sandeep asked to attend HI meeting to sort out mess BANGALORE/NEW DELHI: Sardar Singh and Sandeep Singh may be consigned to the fringes if Hockey India pays careful attention to the saner voices in ...

HI calls meeting of selectors, coaches to sort out players’ issue NEW DELHI: Hockey India (HI) has called a meeting of the selectors and the coaches to discuss the issue of Sandeep Singh and Sardara ...

Hockey India vows to punish Sardar, Sandeep B Shrikant, Hindustan Times Drag-flicker Sandeep Singh and midfielder Sardar Singh have given four reasons to the coaches for abruptly withdrawing from the Asian Champions Trophy camp at ...

Hockey India vows to punish Sardar, Sandeep B Shrikant, Hindustan Times Drag-flicker Sandeep Singh and midfielder Sardar Singh have given four reasons to the coaches for abruptly withdrawing from the Asian Champions Trophy camp at ...

Key players abandon Hockey camp By Mihir Vasavda | Place: Mumbai | Agency: DNA The turmoil in the Indian hockey camp seems to be growing by the day. In the latest incident — and a ...

HOCKEY PITCH NAMED AFTER DHYAN CHAND A newly-laid astroturf hockey pitch at the Indian Gymkhana Club in London has been named after Indian hockey legend Dhyan Chand.