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Paul Revington-Coached Great Britain Cut An Impressive Figure in 4th FIH Pro League

Great Britain men’s hockey team under coach Paul Revington have been improving in leaps and bounds – their performance in

A cloud of uncertainty has enveloped Pakistan hockey after its chief coach Siegfried Aikman departed for his home country Netherlands

The Men’s Hockey World Cup across fourteen editions has witnessed many ageing players grace the marquee event. Let us take

The inaugural Men’s Hockey World Cup was held at Barcelona, Spain in 1971 India won the Men’s Hockey World Cup

Going by their own lofty standards it was much much more than just a ‘disappointment’ for the Netherlands men’s hockey

Garreth Ewing has earned a lot of respect as coach of the South African Men’s Hockey team – coaching a

It wasn’t a near-perfect situation to be in for the South African men’s hockey team when they headed into the

Australian men’s hockey team joint captain Eddie Ockenden (Aran Zalewski being the other captain) has become the sixth most capped

Ireland men’s hockey team have quietly worked their way towards transforming from an unfancied hockey-playing nation into worthy opponents for

Netherlands have set a new record for the biggest win in the Men’s Hockey World Cup when they thrashed debutants