The Indian hockey team returns to camp after playing a five-match Test series in Australia. After this camp, the team will travel to Belgium and London for their next two legs of the FIH Hockey Pro League 2023/24, where they will be up against Argentina, Belgium, Germany and Great Britain
The present squad will be in contention to form the team that will feature in future coaching camps and international exposure tours. The Indian Women's Hockey Team is also set to travel to Antwerp and London to face Argentina, Belgium, Germany, and Great Britain in the FIH Hockey Pro League
Indian hockey team went down 2-4 against Australia in their second game of the five-match Test series here. The see-saw affair witnessed Jeremy Hayward (6', 34'). Jacob Anderson (42'), and Nathan Ephraums (45') found the back of the net for Australia, while for India, Jugraj Singh (9') and C
Manpreet ranked his top 5 most memorable moments in his career so far, and undoubtedly, at the top of the pile was winning the Bronze medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, where India beat Germany 5-4
The match against Ireland in the FIH Hockey Pro League in which the Indian men's hockey team secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory marked a significant milestone for the young defender Amir Ali as he made his debut for the senior team.
Nilakanta Sharma (14'), Akashdeep Singh (15'), Gurjant Singh (38') and Jugraj Singh (60') scored a goal each for the Indian Men's Hockey Team, as per a press release from Hockey India.
Indian men's hockey team is up and ready to take on Australia in the FIH Hockey Pro League 2023/24 on February 24 in what will be their seventh match of the tournament.
Indian hockey team have had a pretty good outing in the FIH Hockey Pro League 2023/24 so far with two wins in regulation time, two wins in a shootout, one loss in regulation time and a loss to the Netherlands in a shootout that took place on February 21
In the shootout, Araijeet Singh Hundal and Lalit Kumar were on target for India, while Jorrit Croon, Thierry Brinkman, Duco Telgenkamp and Joep de Mol were on target for the Netherlands