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Australia beat Pakistan to qualify for semis in hockey World Cup NEW DELHI: Favourites Australia sweated to a 2-1 win over Pakistan on Monday to join England in the semi-finals from group B in the ...

India’s hockey future is linked to their team’s success: Oltmans NEW DELHI: Dutch hockey legend Roelant Oltmans is pained to see hockey World Cup being played in a big stadium with small crowds. Oltmans, who ...

India draw South Africa 3-3, finish 4th in Pool B NEW DELHI: Shivendra Singh saved the day for India with a timely equaliser as the home team played out a 3-3 draw against South Africa ...

Spain win as England save their breath Spain’s only chance of making it to the semifinals was to beat England by a huge margin, 10-12 goals, and hope Pakistan beat Australia by a good margin ...

Abbot brace sinks Pakistan Pakistan was already out of the race from making it to the semifinals of the Hero Honda FIH World Cup. For them there was not much to play for other than ...

Abbot brace sinks Pakistan Pakistan was already out of the race from making it to the semifinals of the Hero Honda FIH World Cup. For them there was not much to play for other than ...

We were ‘switched off’: England captain After being blanked by Spain in today’s match, England captain Barry Middleton said his team did not play to its potential as they were already assured of a semifinal ...

Sandeep’s and Prabhjot’s no show hurt India in WC: Ashok Kumar Former hockey captain Ashok Kumar feels a couple of senior players in the Indian side were off-colour in the ongoing hockey World Cup and ...

Pakistan a paradox: Charlesworth Pakistan are a paradox who can lose to unheralded teams and upset top sides in their day, feels legendary hockey player and current Australian coach Ric Charlesworth. Australia came back from ...

FIH to target individual random testing NEW DELHI: Cricket has seen opposition to the World Anti-Doping Agency’s contentious whereabouts clause. But hockey, a WADA-compliant sport, is yet to move into the realm of individual out-of-competition ...