FIH Pro League: After setback in Rourkela, Indian men’s hockey team eyes revival in Hobart
In the home leg, India endured a forgettable run against Belgium and Argentina that dented their early campaign momentum.
In the home leg, India endured a forgettable run against Belgium and Argentina that dented their early campaign momentum.
The year begins with the second edition of the revived Hockey India League (HIL).
Indian junior men's hockey team beat Belgium 2-2 (4-3 SO) in a high-octane quarterfinal clash at the FIH Hockey Men's Junior World Cup Tamil Nadu 2025 in Chennai on Friday.
The celebration paid tribute to a century of excellence, unity and national pride, honouring the sport’s evolution from its early days in 1925 to its resurgence on the global stage.
This time, however, with the World Cup qualification at stake, India has brought their best squad to the campaign and will be looking to showcase their A game in Rajgir.
The ban was on the back of Rohidas receiving a red card in the Indian team’s quarterfinal match against Britain on Sunday.
Indian hockey player Manpreet Singh's wife Illi Saddique pulled back the curtain on the life of the charismatic midfielder, delving into the highs and lows of his career.
Ranked world no 4, India is placed in Pool B alongside formidable opponents: reigning Olympic Champions Belgium (world No. 2), Australia (world No. 5), Argentina (world No. 7), New Zealand (world No. 10), and Ireland (world No. 12). Notably, Argentina and Australia also have etched their names as former Olympic Champions.
The hockey community mourns the loss of Rajiv Mishra, a beloved figure in the sport. As we reflect on his life and the family he leaves behind, we remember the cherished memories they created together in Lucknow.
Ace drag flicker Harmanpreet Singh will lead the 24-member hockey team in the next leg of the FIH Pro League in Europe starting 26th May. Prolific midfielder Hardik Singh has been named vice captain.
