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CHANDIGARH: BUOYED by a brace from Satvir Singh, Western Air Command team scored an easy 3-1 win over Central Air Command in a league match on the opening day of the Air Force Hockey Championship ...

THE Bengal Hockey Association’s (BHA) grand plans of hosting the prestigious Beighton Cup this season with aplomb – playing on astro-turf this September was to be the big attraction seems to have hit a wall. ...

DPS Pinjore pockets six-a-side soccer trophy DELHI Public School of Pinjore grabbed the Holy Child Under-16 Six-a-Side Football Tournament overpowering hosts Holy Child School, Morni Road, Panchkula with an aggre gate 6-5 in the sudden ...

St Germain win: Riding on a hat-trick by Ashley Arwin (7th, 11th, 16th), St Germain got the better of Sarla Birla Academy 5-3 in the T Shanmugam memorial inter-school hockey tournament at the KSHA Stadium ...

HOCKEY INTER-REGIONAL TOURNEY South too good for Central Bangalore: South Zone pumped in five first-half goals to drub Central 7-2 in the Sports Authority of India all-India inter-regional hockey tournament for senior boys at the ...

The Lucknow District Hockey Association will organise the senior league from Tuesday at Babu stadium. The meet will be inaugurated by 1980 Moscow Olympic Games’ gold medallist Ravinder Pal Singh. Ten teams – Northern Railway, ...

Canada banks on its Indian connections Beijing calling 6 Indian-origin players in hockey team Sandip G Chennai FOR the first time in an Olympics, India’s hockey side would be conspicuous by their absence. But that ...

Bangalore: While congratulating Dhoni for being se lected for the award, former India hockey coach Joaquim Carvalho expressed surprise that Dhoni’s application, though it was allegedly received late, was not an issue while his application ...

Tuesday, August 05, 2008: New Delhi, August 4: India one-day skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni became only the second cricketer to be awarded the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award after Sachin Tendulkar in 1997-98. Dhoni led ...

Monday August 4 2008 IANS NEW DELHI: Australian Ric Charlesworth, who resigned as the technical advisor to Indian hockey after a turbulent period, blamed the Sports Authority for India (SAI) for his quiting the job. ...