Category: World Cup Hague 2014

India signs off in style, beat Korea 3-0 Sardar Singh’s boys have defeated reigning Asian Champions South Korea comprehensively to win the ninth place decider today on the penultimate day of the exciting Rabobank World ...

Australia too hot for India, hands down four – nil Ever-green Australia showed no mercy for India, as it heaped four goals by midway through the first half and then contended in being threatening but ...

Akash’s brace help India to beat Malaysia 3-2 Two goals in three minutes by youngster Akashdeep Singh helped India post its first win here in the World Cup. In a tough match, in which India ...

Terry Walsh: We are getting closer and closer Analysing the victory of India over Asian-rival Malaysia, Indian coach Terry Walsh says that the Indian team is improving after each match here, and felt the team ...

Three referrals in their favour, three penalty corners in their pocket, almost thrice more attacks than their rival, yet India could not post the elusive win in the on going world Cup. It settled with ...

Sardar Singh accidentally hurts himself It was not his intention, but it did happen. It hurt his feelings first, and then physically his right knee. Because of that, Indian captain Sardar Singh was all along ...

Time to consolidate positives in The Hague Its long time since Spaniard Jose Brasa left the scene that did any Indian team play with a structure, purpose and came near to winning against higher ranked ...

Second loss for India in similar and familiar way Yesterday India deserved to lose. Its a case reverse today. Its pity yet India lost today much like the yesterday’s fashion – conceding winner in the ...

Some facts about The Hague World Cup ======== At least half a dozen advertisement modules are regularly splashed in the screens across halls, press centre, big screens, sideways of stadium. Rabobank, adidas too have their ...

Can India make use of Loic Luypaert’s absence? India’s two key players, Ramandeep Singh and Nikkin Thimmaiah, had faced injury and thus upset the calculations of chief coach Terry Walsh, but today’s rival Belgium too ...