Brasa ready for the challenge OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT New Delhi: Spaniard Jose Brasa, who was appointed chief coach of the Indian hockey team on Monday, said he came to India despite receiving a negative feedback ...
Charlesworth tried to dissuade Brasa May 4th, 2009 NEW DELHI – If Spaniard Jose Brasa had heeded the advice of India’s former technical advisor Ric Charlesworth he would not have been here to coach the ...
Ranjita to lead India in U-21 women’s World Cup BANGALORE: Mid-fielder T H Ranjita will lead India in the under-21 hockey World Cup to be held at Boston, United States from August 3 to 16. ...
Confident Pakistan eye Asia Cup 4 May 2009 KARACHI: Just three weeks after crashing to a morale-shattering fourth position finish in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, Pakistan flew back to Malaysi a Monday hoping to ...
Master coach Brasa takes charge 4 May 2009 NEW DELHI: Spaniard Jose Brasa on Monday took over as the chief coach of the national hockey team, after signing a contract to this effect with th ...
Ranjeetha to lead BANGALORE: T.H. Ranjeetha will captain the under-21 Indian women’s hockey team to the twin tours of Canada (May 24 to June 6) and New Zealand (June 15 to 22) and the World ...
Jose Brasa signs contract as chief hockey coach Sports Reporter, THE HINDU NEW DELHI: Jose Manuel Brasa, within hours of his arrival here on Monday, signed the contract with the Sports Authority of India as ...
Tough task ahead of new coach Brasa S. Thyagarajan CHENNAI: On debate for decades, the issue of a foreign coach is a sensitive, touchy item that evokes inexplicably complex emotions in the hockey community. When ...
Buoyed Sandeep eyes hattrick Saurabh Duggal He missed the 2007 edition of the Asia Cup because of injury and now, after a gap of two years, Sandeep Singh is leading the side and eyeing a ...
Brasa rules out radical changes to style New Delhi, Agencies: The Indian style of hockey is good enough to hold its own in this era of tactical power game and there is no need to ...