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Chennai: The all-India Murugappa Gold Cup hockey tournament, featuring 10 top teams in the country, including the defending champion, Air India, and the runner-up, Indian Oil Corporation, will be held at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium ...

The Tribune Ravi Dhaliwal Sportsmen of the calibre of Dhyan Chand transcend all eras. Players like him are not just practitioners of a sporting craft, rather they become its own definition. They are not just ...

Times Of India NEW DELHI: Insisting that Dhyan Chand is to hockey what Pele is to football, a host of former Olympians have demanded Bharat Ratna for the legendary centre-forward. A day before his birthday, ...

The Hindu Mysore: Sports Hostel (Mysore) and SAI (Madikeri) defeated Hassan Hockey Club (Hassan) 1-0 and SAI (Kollam) 3-1 respectively in the semifinals of the all-India invitation hockey tournament for women at the Chamundivihar Ground ...

The Hindu MYSORE: In a keenly contested Group ‘A’ league encounter, left-out B.S. Harinakshi’s brace in the 38th and 49th minutes, helped DYSS Sports Hostel (Mysore) register a 2-0 win over SAI (Kollam) and enter ...

The Indian Express Injured India hockey goalkeeper Baljit Singh on Thursday said he can see objects within two metres after the successful surgery on his damaged right eye in the US. Baljit, however, said he ...

The Asian Age New Delhi, Aug. 27: Injured India hockey goalkeeper Baljit Singh on Wednesday said he could see objects within two metres after the successful surgery on his damaged right eye in the US. ...

The Tribune New Delhi, August 27 Injured India hockey goalkeeper Baljit Singh today said he can see objects within two metres after the successful surgery on his damaged right eye in the US. Baljit, however, ...

Times Of India NEW DELHI: Injured India hockey goalkeeper Baljit Singh on Thursday said he can see objects within two metres after the successful surgery on his damaged right eye in the US. Baljit, however, ...

Times Of India NEW DELHI: Injured India hockey goalkeeper Baljit Singh on Thursday said he can see objects within two metres after the successful surgery on his damaged right eye in the US. Baljit, however, ...