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If you’ve ever felt like your hockey game is a bit off—slower reactions, poor balance, or clumsy handling—it might not be your skill. It could be your stick. One of the most overlooked yet critical aspects of hockey gear is the height of your stick. While it may seem like a small detail, choosing the … Read more
In the fast-paced world of field hockey, every second counts. A flick of the wrist or a pointed finger by the umpire can shift the rhythm of the entire game. For players, coaches, and spectators, knowing how to decode these silent messages isn’t just helpful — it’s absolutely essential. Yet, many players misread these gestures, … Read more
India’s Men’s Head Coach: Craig Fulton South African‑born Craig Fulton has been India’s men’s hockey coach since March 2023. He led the team to an Olympic bronze in 2024 and received an extension through 2028. His disciplined, data‑driven methods, working with scientific advisor Alan Tan and analytical coach Rhett Halkett, bring strategic sharpness to India’s … Read more
In recent times, the mention of qnet and hockey has stirred both concern and intrigue. On one hand, Qnet’s business reputation carries a negative undercurrent for many who have witnessed controversies around multi‑level marketing. On the other hand, there are passionate stories of athletes whose participation in hockey, supported by Qnet partnerships, brings sheer delight, … Read more
Torquay has witnessed a remarkable surge in interest for hockey over recent seasons. From local pitches to packed stands, the enthusiasm is unmistakable. Local leagues have grown, youth involvement is up, and established clubs are reporting record registrations. The town’s energy around hockey feels electric—a powerful testament to passion meeting opportunity. Yet beneath this vibrant … Read more
Sunil Gavaskar, the legendary master of Test cricket, recently surprised everyone with a revelation: badminton isn’t just a pastime—it’s his favourite sport. He said it loud and clear: when given the choice, he’d rather watch badminton than cricket. That admission carries both a negative edge—surprising for a cricket icon—and a positive resurgence, showing his genuine passion. … Read more
The 15th Hockey India Sub Junior Women National Championship kicked off in Ranchi from July 3 to 14, 2025. This edition felt electric, with youth teams across India delivering vibrant performances, volatile scorelines and unforgettable moments. Over twelve days of play, emerging female athletes transformed pitches into their stage—with aspirations, raw energy and hunger to … Read more
Punjab was once celebrated as India’s hockey heartland—producing legendary players who dominated at the Olympics and World Cup. Seeing fewer Punjabi names in today’s national squad feels disheartening. That slip reveals a deeper issue: without fresh ambition or structural support, even the strongest legacy can dwindle. But in that gap hides opportunity—a chance to rekindle … Read more
Tensions were high as Northern Region‑I and Corporate Centre (CC) met in the men’s team final at the KVBR Indoor Stadium in Yousufguda. In a gripping match, Northern Region‑I edged CC with a 3‑1 victory. That success brought relief and satisfaction to their side—but a sense of vulnerability for CC, who had eyes on both … Read more
Behind the Buzz – India’s Crucial Australia Tour The string of upcoming India vs Australia Hockey matches in August feels like both a thrilling promise and a nerve‑wracking test. Historically, Australia has dominated this rivalry, winning 35 of the 51 encounters since 2013. That long stretch of conviction works as a negative undercurrent for India—but … Read more