Hockey Perspectives Archives

India Make the Right Noises in World Cup Opener Against Spain

A convincing start in a campaign as big as the World Cup is so critical for any team let alone

Three back-to-back medals in the World Cup (bronze in 1971, silver in 1973, and gold in 1975), followed by a

After successfully holding the Mumbai, Bengaluru, and New Delhi editions, One Team One Dream (OTOD) is giving final touches to

Michel van den Heuvel took charge of the Belgium men’s hockey team from New Zealander Shane McLeod after the 2021

Muhammad Razie Abdul Rahim has been an integral part of the Malaysian men’s hockey team deep defence – the fullback

Mumbai has been a ‘significant contributor’ to Indian hockey over many decades. The city has produced a plethora of players,

Hockey can be a great leveller, or for that matter any sport. A little over a year back (14 months

There is an air of confidence about Marc Coudron as he girds his loins for the upcoming FIH Presidential elections,

Beighton Cup is India’s oldest hockey tournament – instituted in 1895, this prestigious domestic hockey tourney was initially organized by

A high dose of entertainment unfolded at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi as the One Team