Category: World Series Hockey News

Match No. 51 Day 26: Wednesday 28.3.2012: Comets book their berth for semifinal The smile on Chandigarh Comets’ head coach Harendra Singh said it all. Comets had launched their campaign in the inaugural edition of ...

* KSHA Stadium in Bengaluru to host the 1st Semi-final at 7pm, on April 1, 2012 * MHA Mahindra Stadium to host 2nd Semi-final and WSH Final at 9pm, on April 1 & April 2, ...

Classic goals mark and make up WSH Classicism and longevity of legends never fade. These quite often came to the fore in the ongoing World Series Hockey. The landmark 50th encounter at Bhopal on Tuesday ...

Match No. 49 Day 25: Tuesday 27.3.2012: Strykers shock Shers with 3-2 victory The see-aw battle continues in the inaugural Bridgestone World Series Hockey as Pune Strykers stunned table toppers, Sher-E-Punjab, 3-2 here on Tuesday. ...

Two ‘India’ players return their WSH fee stick2hockey.com reproduces verbatim the Tushar Khandkar and Shivendra Singh’s letter to WSH authorities. Dear Sir, Re: Agreement dated 20 December 2010 This is with reference player to Agreement ...

Match No. 47 Day 24: Monday 26.3.2012: Comets stay on course with a sparkling win Chandigarh Comets are turning out to be the team-to-watch-out for most as the Bridgestone World Series Hockey approaches the final ...

Match no. 45 Day 23: Sunday 25.3.2012: Dhol beats resound again for Sher-E-Punjab * Chennai Cheetahs go down fighting 2-4 to Sher-E-Punjab * Bikramjit Singh (13th min), Harpreet Singh (22nd min), Matthew Hotchkis (43rd min) ...

Match No.41 Day 21: Friday 23.3.2012: Nikkin Thimmaiah stars in Strykers 4-2 win * Youngster fires two goals in three minutes as Pune Strykers beat Mumbai Marines 4-2 * Gurpreet Singh (28 min), Mario Almada ...

M.No 43 Day 22: Saturday 24.3.2012: Red-alert as Lions on the rampage * Karnataka Lions win third match on the trot as they beat Delhi Wizards 3-1 * Ravi Pal Singh (8th min), Jarnail Singh ...

Len teaches his old tormentor Rajinder Singh a lesson through WSH This was hockey’s lightly kept secret. When Rajinder Singh Sr. was the chief coach of Indian national team, he sidelined Len Aiyappa, who was ...