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‘We clicked as a unit when it mattered most’ Manuja Veerappa Bengaluru April 13: When Jugraj Singh exited the national scene in 2003, Sandeep Singh was seen as the natural replacement for the drag-flicker. Sandeep ...

Times of India: Give Harendra full charge instead of Brasa: Baskaran 13 Apr 2009, PTI NEW DELHI: Showering praise on Indian hockey team for regaining the Azlan Shah title after 13 years, Olympian Vasudevan Bhaskaran ...

India need to maintain winning momentum: Gagan 13 Apr 2009, PTI CHANDIGARH: Out-of-favour forward Gagan Ajit Singh hailed India’s triumph in the Azlan Shah Cup but said the Sandeep Singh-led side will have to b ...

‘Freedom from fear worked for the team’ 13 Apr 2009: Biswajyoti Brahma,TNN NEW DELHI: There are fears no more, no mental blocks. With a new-found attitude, the Indian hockey team is seeking to rediscover lost ...

Triumphant Indian team arrives home 13 Apr 2009 PTI NEW DELHI: The triumphant Indian hockey team, which won the Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia after a gap of 13 years, returned home to a warm ...

Azlan Shah win a small step in right direction NEW DELHI: The Azlan Shah Cup victory is a small step in the right direction and the real test is how well can India perform at ...

M.S. Gill, Kalmadi hail India’s victory Special Correspondent NEW DELHI: The Union Sports Minister, M.S. Gill, has hailed the Indian hockey team’s trophy win in the Azlan Shah tournament in Ipoh. Mr. Gill said on ...

Victorious team returns home to a lukewarm welcome Special Correspondent NEW DELHI: A lukewarm welcome awaited the victorious Indian hockey team that won the Azlan Shah Cup at Ipoh as it returned home on Monday ...

Team India moving in right direction: Dhyanchand Bhopal, Apr 12 (UNI) Expressing happiness over Team India’s victory in Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey tournament in Malaysia, Ashok Dhyanchand, son of hockey wizard Major Dhyanchand, today said ...

Great win for India but there’s a long way to go AT LAST, a tournament victory for India in hockey. For an ailing sport in a cricket crazy nation it’s just what the doctor had ...