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Dutch Eric Wonink has been coaching since he was 17 years of age. His work has taken him to Germany, Croatia, Belgium and India. However, it was during his term in India as the National junior women’s team coach (2017-23) that Eric found his calling. India is even more special…

You Hyo-Sik, a three-time Olympian, decided to take on a bigger challenge by becoming an elite umpire in hockey. He initially took the more traditional route of coaching, but his curiosity and love of travel led him to umpiring. He has had an amazing life, and still keeps in touch…

Pakistan head coach Muhammad Saqlain on Wednesday admitted that India are ahead of his side in terms of preparations but promised to surprise the hosts in the Asian Champions Trophy hockey match-up

Brightcove’s platform will support the delivery of video content on digital platforms for the League and its 32 Clubs

Kieran Govers’ full-time job requires him to spend long hours under the ground. He is a shift superintendent with a coal-mining company in New South Wales. Above the ground, though, Govers knows a thing or two about mining gold. Govers made 126 appearances for the Australia men’s hockey team. He…

Rehan Butt, former captain of the Pakistan hockey team, reminisces his 2007 tour to Chennai. He is now coach of a largely inexperienced side. He hopes for positive support from the authorities to help the team grow and prepare for a better future. He believes that even if they don't…

HI, FIH dismiss concerns over scheduling; teams urged to use event to streamline plans for Asian Games. FIH President Ikram claims coaches happy, new penalty corner rules in trial stage, Senior Nationals to be played in Chennai later this year.

India returns to int'l hockey in Chennai; Korea, Japan, Pak, Malaysia also in fray. India faces China in opener, hopes to adjust to fast turf & avoid complacency. Korea, Japan, Pak, Malaysia also in fray, all keen to start on winning note. India's last chance to try plans & personnel…

Asian Champions Trophy: Experienced Rahim Razie the key for Arul Selvaraj’s Malaysia. Rahim Razie, 35, kept taking penalty corners during the practice sessions the other day with increased intensity. There was no let-up in his energy at all. Razie is the eldest and the one with the most international caps…