Category: News Paper Articles

Champions Trophy slot should motivate India against South Africa Knocked out of semi-final contention in the Hockey World Cup, India need to motivate themselves to try and get a direct entry to the Champions Trophy ...

Pargat differs with coach Brasa on Indian hockey team’s performance Former captain Pargat Singh today refused to agree with coach Jose Brasa’s viewpoint that Indian hockey team has improved with every match in the ongoing ...

Standard of umpiring, video referrals questioned Prabhjot Singh writes from New Delhi Standard of umpiring and video referrals in the 12th World Cup Hockey Tournament here have been generating controversies. Pakistan, for example, has mixed ...

Korea on cloud 9 Vaibhav Sharma Tribune News Service Hockey indeed is a game played in two halves, but sadly for Canada both the sessions were heavily dominated by the South Korea as the Asian ...

India has special connections with South Africa Prabhjot Singh Tribune News Service India has strong hockey bonds with South Africa. It is perhaps the only team other than the home team to have their playing ...

Players display sponsor’s name on sticks NEW DELHI: Some of the Indian players displayed a new sponsor’s name on their sticks as the host played against England in a hockey World Cup match here on ...

Kiwis blame it on lack of experience Y.B. Sarangi NEW DELHI: New Zealand missed some of its key players as it lost to Argentina on Sunday and spoilt its chances of making the semifinals of ...

India needs a flawless performance S. Thyagarajan New Delhi: It is tempting to use the worn out saying, so near, yet so far. This perhaps underscores the sentiments after the loss to England. A semifinals ...

Germany and Netherlands share points S. Thyagarajan New Delhi: The duel between the two super powers of Europe, the defending champion, Germany, and the Netherlands produced an exhilarating fare of attacking hockey in the Hero ...

Players can learn a lot by playing in India: Kruize NEW DELHI: Decades ago he had seen the same stands overflowing with people to watch hockey, and when Ties Kruize again heard the familiar roar ...