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THE CHANDIGARH Hockey Association will organise the under-14 Junior State Hockey Championship from August 7 at the Sector 18 Hockey Stadium. Those born on or after 01.01.1994 are eligible to participate in the tournament. Nine ...

PUNE AT THE GAMES Striding the sports and battlefield Shantaram Jadhav Lost Hockey Gold To Pakistan But Won In War Pune: If Major Shantaram Jadhav was an Olympic hockey silver medallist now, he would have ...

Beijing, Aug. 5: Reigning Olympic champions Australia are disappointed not to be able to test their mettle against eight-times hockey gold medallists India in Beijing. Hockey celebrates its Olympic centenary at the Games but, for ...

ST STEPHEN’S School, Sector 45, will take on Coaching Centre, Sector 18, in the final of the Chandigarh State SubJunior and Junior Hockey Championship for girls at the Sector 18 Hockey Stadium on Wednesday . ...

Chandigarh: Central Air Command (CAC) beat Eastern Air Command (EAC) 3-1 in the Air Force Hockey Championship, being played at Sector 42 Sports Complex on Tuesday. CAC opened their account in the 20th minute when ...

SSB and Sports College registered wins against their respective rivals Lucknow United Club and Police Radio on the opening day of district hockey league at Babu stadium. SSB got the better of United Club 2-0, ...

TOI-Pune: PUNE AT THE GAMES Rekha lines up memories from Moscow Winning Oly Gold In Men’s Hockey Was The Best Sporting Moment, She Says Pune: Rekha Bhide’s heart is full of mixed feelings. The Arjuna ...

Cottons win big: Bishop Cotton Girls’ School “A” outplayed Sacred Heart 8-0 in the Tanvi Rao Memorial inter-school hockey tournament in Bangalore on Tuesday. NS Neha scored four goals (23rd, 27th, 33rd, 34th). Vaishnavi R ...

ALL-INDIA SAI INTER-REGIONAL TOURNAMENT East post second victory Bangalore: East Zone claimed full points in their second straight match in the Sports Authority of India all-India inter-regional hock ey tournament with a 3-0 victory over ...

New Delhi, August 5: On Tuesday, a day before he heads to Australia for good — leaving some of his bills still unsettled — Ric Charlesworth said that there was no saving Indian hockey unless ...