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Former India captain PR Sreejesh says the FIH Pro League exposed key areas for improvement ahead of the Asian Games and World Cup.

Sreejesh Says FIH Pro League is Wake-up for Indian Men's Hockey

Sreejesh on FIH Pro League's Impact on Indian Hockey

Former India captain PR Sreejesh says the FIH Pro League exposed key areas for improvement ahead of the Asian Games and World Cup.

Former India captain and goalkeeping stalwart P R Sreejesh believes the just-concluded FIH Pro League was a good wake-up call for the men's national hockey team ahead of next year's Asian Games and the World Cup.
India struggled in the European leg of the Pro League and finished eighth out of nine teams to avoid relegation by a whisker.
But Sreejesh, who was part of India's bronze medal winning sides in Tokyo and Paris Olympics, felt that players didn't perform too badly but unfortunately results didn't favour the team.
"I think the players performed really well, we created lot of opportunities. We gave very good fight on the field but sometimes it happens the result went against us," Sreejesh said on the sidelines of the launch of Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon on Wednesday night.
"The preparation was perfect but unfortunately the result was not perfect for us but the coaches have enough time to prepare the team for the Asia Cup and definitely next year the Asian Games and World Cup is there.
"I think this Pro League gave us a very good wake-up call to prepare and to be on our toes to prepare for World Cup and Asian Games," he added.
The Asian Games will be hosted by Aichi-Nagoya in Japan from September 19 to October 4, while the World Cup will be jointly organised by the Netherlands and Belgium from August 15 to 30.
Post retirement after Paris Games, Sreejesh is now the coach of Indian men's junior hockey team and he is enjoying his current journey.
"Same routine, when you wake up early in the morning it's about preparing the players, ensure they are doing their best and rest of the day prepare for the next session, analysing the players.
"The only thing is that I am stressing my mind more now, earlier I used to stress my physical part but now it's about my mental part. But I am enjoying," he said.
India is set to host the FIH Junior World Cup in Chennai and Madurai from November 28 till December 10 this year, and Sreejesh is not leaving no stone unturned to prepare his players.
"For them (players) the biggest challenge is Junior World Cup because four-nation tournaments and stuffs like that are not going to throw enough pressure on them as the Junior World Cup. My duty is to share my experience with them, how to prepare for a big tournament, big matches," he said.
"I faced enough pressure being a player and now being a coach I think it is upto me to take that pressure from the players . I am helping them to be realistic. Being a coach sharing experience as a player is more important." India are clubbed along side Pakistan, Chile and Switzerland in Pool B at the Junior World Cup.
Even though uncertainty looms large over Pakistan's participation in the Junior World Cup owing to tensions between the two countries following Operation Sindoor, Sreejesh doesn't want to focus on one particular team.
"We are in the same pool (India and Pakistan) but I don't want my players to think about one particular team," he said.
"Any tournament starts from the quarterfinals, the main moto is to gather as much points as you can to ensure your place in the quarterfinals and from there the main tournament starts."

Indian women's hockey team lost to Germany in ther semifinal match of FIH Olympic qualifiers. India will face Japan for the 3rd spot playoff tomorrow in Ranchi.

Olympic Qualifiers: Indian women's hockey team lose to Germany in semis, will face Japan for Paris 2024

Indian women's hockey team lost to Germany in ther semifinal match of FIH Olympic qualifiers. India will face Japan for the 3rd spot playoff tomorrow in Ranchi.

&nbsp;The Indian women's hockey team fought with tigerish resolve but lost its nerves in the most crucial phase of the penalty shootout, going down to Germany 3-4 in the second semifinal of the FIH Olympic Qualifier here on Thursday.
The match was stretched to a penalty shootout after the teams were tied at 2-2 in the regulation time. With this win Germany secured a berth in the Paris Olympics later this year.
However, India will also have a crumb of consolation as the hosts have another chance to seal their Olympics berth if they beat Japan in the third-fourth place match on Friday.
The top three sides from this tournament will qualify for the Paris Games. World no.5 Germany will take on the USA in the final of this event on Friday.
Deepika (15th minute) and Ishika Chaudhary (59th) were the goal-scorers for India in the regular time, while Germany's both goals were scored by Charlotte Stapenhorst (27th, 57th).
As expected, the Germans came out attacking from the onset and exerted continuous pressure on the Indian defence on a foggy night, where visibility was a problem. The Germans were right on their money with their strategy and made numerous circle entries.
They earned a penalty corner in the opening minute but it was disallowed after India went for a review. But the visitors kept up the pressure and fetched another penalty corner in the ninth minute but India captain and goalkeeper Savita Punia was up to the task.
The Indians too made a few circle penetrations but lacked in finishing.
But egged on by MS Dhoni, the former India cricket team captain who came to watch the game, the home side fought back valiantly to trouble the German defence with their speed.
Just 55 seconds from the end of the first quarter, India secured their first penalty corner and Deepika slammed home with a powerful drag-flick to stun the Germans.
The Indians grew in confidence after the goal and attacked the rival defence continuously, which witnessed a few goal-mouth scrambles but goals eluded them.
The relentless Germans were in no mood to sit back and attacked in numbers after being 0-1 down.
Lack of coordination from the Indian midfield and inability to clear loose balls cost the hosts dearly as Germany equalised three minutes from half-time when Stapenhorst scored from a field effort.
The Germans continued their relentless efforts after the change of ends. But the Indian defence stood tall to deny their opponents.
Three minutes from the third quarter, Savita came into the action and pulled off a fine body save to deny Anne Schroder.
The Germans used their strong frame and powerplay to dominate the Indians.
In the 35th minute, India got a great chance to take the lead from a counter-attack but Deepika's push from close range was easily padded away by German goalkeeper Julia Sonntag.
Seconds later, Germany bagged their second penalty corner but the Indian backline was rock solid, which weathered several German raids.
Eventually, it became too much to handle for the Indian defence. It melted three minutes into the fourth quarter when Stapenhorst scored her second goal of the day to stun the capacity crowd at the Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Astro Turf Hockey Stadium.
The Indians, however, did not give up and secured back-to-back penalty corners in the 59th minute, the second of which was put into the goal by Ishika from a rebound, forcing the match into the shoot-out.
In the shoot-out, it was advantage India as Savita made two fine saves but Navneet Kaur, Neha Goyal, Sangita Kumari and Sonika missed from one-on-one situation in sudden death to hand Germany the match and ticket to the Paris Games.&nbsp;

Fulton's rise to fame started with a stint with the Irish men's team as its head coach between 2014 to 2018 when the team qualified for the Rio Olympics in 2016.

India name Craig Fulton as chief coach of men's hockey team

Indian men's hockey team have a new head coach!
Here's all you need to know about the South African, Craig Fulton.

#Hockey #India #IndianHockey

Fulton's rise to fame started with a stint with the Irish men's team as its head coach between 2014 to 2018 when the team qualified for the Rio Olympics in 2016.

India have named South Africa's Craig Fulton as the new chief coach of the men's national hockey team.
Fulton replaces Australian Graham Reid, who quit after India's 9th-place finish at the World Cup.
The 48-year-old's rise to fame started with a stint with the Irish men's team where he helped the team qualify for the Rio Olympics in 2016, their first Olympic qualification in 100 years. The historic feat also won him the FIH Coach of the Year in 2015.
He also worked as Belgium's assistant coach en route to the gold medal at Tokyo Olympics. He was also part of the Belgian coaching staff during their 2018 World Cup win in Bhubaneswar.
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Apart from Reid, Analytical Coach Greg Clark and Scientific Advisor Mitchell David Pemberton also tendered their resignation.

Indian men's hockey team coach Graham Reid resigns after World Cup debacle

End of an era! Graham Reid, under whom India won the historic bronze at the Tokyo Olympics, has resigned as Indian men's hockey team coach after a disastrous #HockeyWorldCup campaign.

Apart from Reid, Analytical Coach Greg Clark and Scientific Advisor Mitchell David Pemberton also tendered their resignation.

After a disastrous World Cup campaign, Indian men's hockey team coach Graham Reid has tendered his resignation to Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey.
India, the hosts for the 2023 edition, finished joint 9th after failing to even reach the quarter-finals of the event.
Under Reid, India had ended a 4-decade long Olympics drought, winning the Bronze medal at Tokyo 2020.
Apart from the 58-year-old, Analytical Coach Greg Clark and Scientific Advisor Mitchell David Pemberton also tendered their resignation.
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Despite finishing with as many points as England in the pool, India finished 2nd due to an inferior goal difference and missed out on a direct entry into the quarterfinals.

Hockey World Cup 2023: India win 4-2 against Wales, finish 2nd in Pool D

Despite a 4-2 win against Wales in the final pool encounter, India missed out on a direct entry into the quarter-finals of the 
#HockeyWorldCup

Despite finishing with as many points as England in the pool, India finished 2nd due to an inferior goal difference and missed out on a direct entry into the quarterfinals.

Despite a 4-2 win against Wales in the final pool encounter, India missed out on a direct entry into the quarter-finals of the Hockey World Cup.
While goals from Shamsher Singh &amp; Akashdeep Singh put India 2-0 ahead, Wales made a rousing comeback with 2 goals from 2 penalty corners in the space of 3 minutes.
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However, the hosts once again took the lead in the very next minute, with Akashdeep Singh scoring his second of the night. Captain Harmanpreet Singh then made it 4-2 by successfully converting a penalty corner in the final quarter.
Despite staying unbeaten in the pool, India finished second behind England due to an inferior goal difference. They will now face Pool C's 3rd placed team New Zealand in a crossover match for a place in the last eight.

Amit Rohidas & Hardik Singh were on target for India as they began the 2023 World Cup with a deserving win.

Hockey World Cup 2023: Indian start campaign with 2-0 win against Spain

Amit Rohidas & Hardik Singh were on target as India began their #HockeyWorldCup2023 with a deserving 2-0 victory.

Amit Rohidas &amp; Hardik Singh were on target for India as they began the 2023 World Cup with a deserving win.

India started their 2023 Hockey World Cup campaign with a 2-0 victory against Spain.
It was Amit Rohidas who gave India the lead in the first quarter with a smashing goal that resulted from a rebound off a penalty corner.
Hardik Singh then doubled the lead with a deflected strike before the half-time break.
Indian captain Harmanpreet Singh though missed a golden chance to make it 3-0, with the Spanish goalkeeper managing to save his penalty stroke in the third quarter.
While Spain too had a few close moments right at the end, India kept their calm to complete a 2-0 win.
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Indian men's hockey team settled with a Bronze medal in Asia Cup after the Birendra Lakra-led side defeated Japan 1-0 in the third-place match on Wednesday. India made a stupendous start in the match and took a 1-0 lead early in the first quarter thanks to Rajkumar's field goal.
India continued their dominance in the match and didn't allow the Japanese to score any goal in the remaining three quarters. However, India missed quite a few chances and failed to extend their lead as Japan defended the penalty corners brilliantly.
Earlier, India failed to qualify for the final of the Asia Cup after Korea held them to a 4-4 draw in a must-win game on Tuesday.

Asia Cup 2022: India beat Japan 1-0, settle with a Bronze medal

Indian men's hockey team settled with a Bronze medal in Asia Cup after the Birendra Lakra-led side defeated Japan 1-0 in the third-place match on Wednesday

Indian men's hockey team settled with a Bronze medal in Asia Cup after the Birendra Lakra-led side defeated Japan 1-0 in the third-place match on Wednesday

Indian men's hockey team settled with a Bronze medal in Asia Cup after the Birendra Lakra-led side defeated Japan 1-0 in the third-place match on Wednesday. India made a stupendous start in the match and took a 1-0 lead early in the first quarter thanks to Rajkumar's field goal.
India continued their dominance in the match and didn't allow the Japanese to score any goal in the remaining three quarters. However, India missed quite a few chances and failed to extend their lead as Japan defended the penalty corners brilliantly.
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Japan had a brilliant day on the field as they thrashed India 5-3 in the semi-final of the Asian Hockey Champions Trophy

Asian Hockey Champions Trophy: Japan humiliate India with 5-3 win in semifinal

After losing to Japan, India will now Pakistan for the bronze medal on Wednesday in the Asian Champions Trophy  

Japan had a brilliant day on the field as they thrashed India 5-3 in the semi-final of the Asian Hockey Champions Trophy&nbsp;at Dhaka's Maulana Bhashani National Stadium. Indian hockey team were no match against the Japanese side, whom they defeated in their last round-robin game 6-0 on Sunday.&nbsp;
Japan started with a great pace and scored two goals in the first two minutes. Shota Yamada converted the penalty stroke in the first minute while Japan's second goal came in the next minute through penalty corner as Raiki Fujishama scored.
India reduced the deficit by one at the start of the second quarter as Dilpreet scored through a field goal. But Japan earned a penalty stroke through video referral two minutes into the half-time and Yoshiki Kirishita converted the stroke. The Asian champions went into the half-time with a 3-1 lead.
Japan continued their counterattack play in the third quarter as well stretching the lead to 4 goals as Indian defenders were caught napping on various occasions.
There was not much improvement in India's attack during the final quarter as well given the Japanese side were only looking to have the possession. With the win, Japan sealed the summit clash with Korea, who defeated Pakistan 6-5 in the first semifinal.
Now, India and Pakistan will play the bronze medal playoff match on Wednesday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

India tried to make a late comeback in the game with a goal each from Harmanpreet Singh and Hardik Singh&nbsp;in the final quarter but that was not enough to beat the spirited Japanese side

Japan had a brilliant day on the field as they thrashed India 5-3 in the semi-final of the Asian Hockey Champions Trophy&nbsp;at Dhaka's Maulana Bhashani National Stadium. Indian hockey team were no match against the Japanese side, whom they defeated in their last round-robin game 6-0 on Sunday.&nbsp;
Japan started with a great pace and scored two goals in the first two minutes. Shota Yamada converted the penalty stroke in the first minute while Japan's second goal came in the next minute through penalty corner as Raiki Fujishama scored.
India reduced the deficit by one at the start of the second quarter as Dilpreet scored through a field goal. But Japan earned a penalty stroke through video referral two minutes into the half-time and Yoshiki Kirishita converted the stroke. The Asian champions went into the half-time with a 3-1 lead.
Japan continued their counterattack play in the third quarter as well stretching the lead to 4 goals as Indian defenders were caught napping on various occasions.
There was not much improvement in India's attack during the final quarter as well given the Japanese side were only looking to have the possession. With the win, Japan sealed the summit clash with Korea, who defeated Pakistan 6-5 in the first semifinal.
Now, India and Pakistan will play the bronze medal playoff match on Wednesday.
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Indian Hockey team continued their winning run in Men's Asian Champions Trophy as they trounced Japan 6-0 at Dhaka.

Harmanpreet scores brace as India thrash Japan 6-0 in Asian Hockey Champions Trophy

Indian Hockey team continued their winning run in the Men's Asian Champions Trophy as they trounced Japan 6-0 in Dhaka.
Harmanpreet Singh opened India's account in the first quarter as he converted a penalty corner in the 10th minute to give India a 1-0 lead.
While Dilpreet Singh doubled the lead in the second quarter against the hapless Japanese side as the score read 2-0 at halftime.
India continued their forward press play in the third quarter as well and finally,&nbsp;Jarmanpreet Singh managed to find the target from just outside the circle, giving India a 3-0 advantage.
Harmanpreet&nbsp;converted another penalty corner in the final quarter before&nbsp;Sumit&nbsp;and Shamsheer&nbsp;scored a field goal each as India maintained the clean sheet.

Japan were no match against a spirited Indian side as they lost too many easy chances to score across four quarters

Indian Hockey team continued their winning run in the Men's Asian Champions Trophy as they trounced Japan 6-0 in Dhaka.
Harmanpreet Singh opened India's account in the first quarter as he converted a penalty corner in the 10th minute to give India a 1-0 lead.
While Dilpreet Singh doubled the lead in the second quarter against the hapless Japanese side as the score read 2-0 at halftime.
India continued their forward press play in the third quarter as well and finally,&nbsp;Jarmanpreet Singh managed to find the target from just outside the circle, giving India a 3-0 advantage.
Harmanpreet&nbsp;converted another penalty corner in the final quarter before&nbsp;Sumit&nbsp;and Shamsheer&nbsp;scored a field goal each as India maintained the clean sheet.
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India beat joint-defending champions Pakistan 3-1 in the men's round-robin clash on Friday to book their place in the Asian Champions Trophy Hockey semifinals at the national stadium in Dhaka.
Harmanpreet Singh put India ahead in the 1st quarter when he successfully converted a penalty corner. Akashdeep Singh then doubled the lead in the 42nd minute. Pakistan though pulled 1 back in the dying seconds of the 3rd quarter and even won 2 penalty corners post that but failed to convert even 1.
It was once again Harmanpreet who converted another penalty corner to give India its 3rd goal, thus sealing a win. He has so far converted all PC's in the tournament. It was India's 2nd win of the Champions Trophy while Pakistan is still searching for their first victory.
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Asian Champions Trophy Hockey: India beat Pakistan 3-1 to enter semis

Harmanpreet Singh's brace helps India beat joint-defending champions Pakistan 3-1 in the men's round-robin clash on Friday to book their place in the Asian Champions Trophy Hockey semifinals

India beat joint-defending champions Pakistan 3-1 in the men's round-robin clash on Friday to book their place in the Asian Champions Trophy Hockey semifinals at the national stadium in Dhaka.
Harmanpreet Singh&nbsp;put India ahead in the 1st quarter when he successfully converted a penalty corner.&nbsp;Akashdeep Singh then doubled the lead in the 42nd minute. Pakistan though pulled 1 back in the dying seconds of the 3rd quarter and even won 2 penalty corners post that but failed to convert even 1.
It was once again Harmanpreet&nbsp;who converted another penalty corner to give India its 3rd goal, thus sealing a win. He has so far converted&nbsp;all&nbsp;PC's in the tournament. It was India's 2nd win of the Champions Trophy while Pakistan is still searching for their first victory.

Harmanpreet Singh's brace helps India beat joint-defending champions Pakistan 3-1 in the men's round-robin clash on Friday to book their place in the Asian Champions Trophy Hockey semifinals

India beat joint-defending champions Pakistan 3-1 in the men's round-robin clash on Friday to book their place in the Asian Champions Trophy Hockey semifinals at the national stadium in Dhaka.
Harmanpreet Singh&nbsp;put India ahead in the 1st quarter when he successfully converted a penalty corner.&nbsp;Akashdeep Singh then doubled the lead in the 42nd minute. Pakistan though pulled 1 back in the dying seconds of the 3rd quarter and even won 2 penalty corners post that but failed to convert even 1.
It was once again Harmanpreet&nbsp;who converted another penalty corner to give India its 3rd goal, thus sealing a win. He has so far converted&nbsp;all&nbsp;PC's in the tournament. It was India's 2nd win of the Champions Trophy while Pakistan is still searching for their first victory.
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India's dreams for the consecutive Junior Hockey World Cup title were shattered after losing the semifinal clash against Germany 4-2 on Friday. 

HIGHLIGHTS: India to fight for bronze medal after losing Junior Hockey World Cup semifinal vs Germany

After a massive thrashing in the semifinals vs Germany, India will now play Frrance for the bronze medal in the Junior Hockey World Cup

HIGHLIGHTS: India to fight for bronze medal after losing Junior Hockey World Cup semifinal

India's&nbsp;dreams of winning&nbsp;consecutive Junior Hockey World Cup titles were shattered after losing the semi-final&nbsp;clash against&nbsp;Germany 4-2 on Friday. The Indian team was no match for the Germans, who were relentless in the field and took a 4-1 lead at half-time.
At half-time, the six-time Junior Hockey champions Germany was leading 4-1 with 55% possession and had 16 circle entries as compared to India's five. Germany had 10 shots at goal while the hosts had only 2.
Germany will the aiming for their seventh title as they take on 2005 champions Argentina. India, on the other hand, will play&nbsp;France in the bronze medal playoff on Sunday. Interestingly, France had beat India 5-4 in the group stages earlier in the tournament.&nbsp;

Defending Champions India failed to go past Germany as they will now fight for a bronze medal against France on Sunday

India's&nbsp;dreams of winning&nbsp;consecutive Junior Hockey World Cup titles were shattered after losing the semi-final&nbsp;clash against&nbsp;Germany 4-2 on Friday. The Indian team was no match for the Germans, who were relentless in the field and took a 4-1 lead at half-time.
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At half-time, the six-time Junior Hockey champions Germany was leading 4-1 with 55% possession and had 16 circle entries as compared to India's five. Germany had 10 shots at goal while the hosts had only 2.
Germany will the aiming for their seventh title as they take on 2005 champions Argentina. India, on the other hand, will play&nbsp;France in the bronze medal playoff on Sunday. Interestingly, France had beaten India 5-4 in the group stages earlier in the tournament.&nbsp;

Indian colts' top show at the Junior Hockey World Cup continued as India beat Belgium 1-0 on Wednesday. They will next take on Germany in the semi-finals on Friday

Junior Hockey World Cup highlights: India beat Belgium to set a semis clash vs Germany

Highlights! Junior Hockey World Cup: India beat Belgium to set a semis clash vs Germany

Indian colts' top show at the Junior Hockey World Cup continued as India beat Belgium 1-0 at the&nbsp;Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar&nbsp;on Wednesday to enter the semi-finals.
Shradhanand Tiwari&nbsp;put the hosts ahead in the second quarter as he converted India's only penalty corner of the match. Belgium came close to equalising a few times in the final 2 quarters but couldn't go past goalkeepers&nbsp;Pawan and Prashant Chauhan&nbsp;even once.&nbsp;
While India has staged a semi-finals clash vs Germany, Belgium once again goes back with bitter memories.&nbsp;India had also beaten them in the Junior Hockey World Cup final 5 years ago in Lucknow.

Indian colts' top show at the Junior Hockey World Cup continued as India beat Belgium 1-0&nbsp;on Wednesday. They will next take on Germany in the semi-finals on Friday

Indian colts' top show at the Junior Hockey World Cup continued as India beat Belgium 1-0 at the&nbsp;Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar&nbsp;on Wednesday to enter the semi-finals.
Shradhanand Tiwari&nbsp;put the hosts ahead in the second quarter as he converted India's only penalty corner of the match. Belgium came close to equalising a few times in the final 2 quarters but couldn't go past goalkeepers&nbsp;Pawan and Prashant Chauhan&nbsp;even once.&nbsp;
While India has staged a semi-finals clash vs Germany, Belgium once again goes back with bitter memories.&nbsp;India had also beaten them in the Junior Hockey World Cup final 5 years ago in Lucknow.
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Javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra made history by bagging a gold for India at the Tokyo Olympics 2020, the first ever gold in athletics. That also meant that the Tokyo Olympics were India&rsquo;s best ever - with 1 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze. In this episode of News Guru, we look at India's journey at the Olympics and what it needs to do even better at the Olympics in Paris in 2024.&nbsp;&nbsp;editorji's Vikram Chandra spoke to the men who won the last two Olympic golds for India, before Chopra, shooter Abhinav Bindra and 1980 Indian Hockey Captain, V Baskaran.&nbsp;

India wins gold at Tokyo Olympics 2020

News Guru | India's best ever show at the Olympics: What does it need to do to better the tally in Paris?

Javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra made history by bagging a gold for India at the Tokyo Olympics 2020, the first ever gold in athletics. That also meant that the Tokyo Olympics were India&rsquo;s best ever - with 1 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze. In this episode of News Guru, we look at India's journey at the Olympics and what it needs to do even better at the Olympics in Paris in 2024.&nbsp;&nbsp;editorji's Vikram Chandra spoke to the men who won the last two Olympic golds for India, before Chopra, shooter Abhinav Bindra and 1980 Indian Hockey Captain, V Baskaran.&nbsp;

With 1 gold, 2 silvers and 4&nbsp;bronze medals, has this been India's best Olympics ever?

After finishing last in previous Olympics in Rio, the Indian women's hockey team had a contrasting fortune in Tokyo but missed out on a Bronze medal. India lost to Great Britain 3-4 in the Bronze medal match but still had their best finish in Olympic history.
Rani Rampal&rsquo;s team though brought the fight to&nbsp;the Rio Olympic champions. After trailing 2-0, India fought back with 3 goals in 6 minutes to go into the half-time with a 3-2 lead.&nbsp;India&rsquo;s star drag-flicker Gurjit Kaur&nbsp;scored a brace, while Vandana Katariya&nbsp;found the net once.
Great Britain though scored 2 more goals and India couldn't match that to force a shoot-off. Never the less,&nbsp;the Indian women would take a lot of confidence from their spirited performance as they made the nation proud.
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Tokyo 2020 Olympics: India miss out on a Bronze medal, Great Britain win 4-3 in Women's Hockey

Despite losing out on a Bronze medal, Tokyo Games proved to be the best Olympics for the Women's hockey team as they reached the semifinals

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: India's best ever finish in Women's Hockey at the Olympics 

After finishing last in previous Olympics in Rio, the Indian women's hockey team had a contrasting fortune in Tokyo but missed out on a Bronze medal. India lost to Great Britain 3-4 in the Bronze medal match but still had their best finish in Olympic history.
Rani Rampal&rsquo;s team though brought the fight to&nbsp;the Rio Olympic champions. After trailing 2-0, India fought back with 3 goals in 6 minutes to go into the half-time with a 3-2 lead.&nbsp;India&rsquo;s star drag-flicker Gurjit Kaur&nbsp;scored a brace, while Vandana Katariya&nbsp;found the net once.
Great Britain though scored 2 more goals and India couldn't match that to force a shoot-off. Never the less,&nbsp;the Indian women would take a lot of confidence from their spirited performance as they made the nation proud.

<ul>
<li>From ending last in Rio to their best finish in Olympic history</li>
<li>India were leading Great Britain 3-2 till half-time</li>
<li>Gurjit Kaur&nbsp;scored a brace, while Vandana Katariya&nbsp;found the net once</li>
</ul>

After finishing last in previous Olympics in Rio, the Indian women's hockey team had a contrasting fortune in Tokyo but missed out on a Bronze medal. India lost to Great Britain 3-4 in the Bronze medal match but still had their best finish in Olympic history.
Rani Rampal&rsquo;s team though brought the fight to&nbsp;the Rio Olympic champions. After trailing 2-0, India fought back with 3 goals in 6 minutes to go into the half-time with a 3-2 lead.&nbsp;India&rsquo;s star drag-flicker Gurjit Kaur&nbsp;scored a brace, while Vandana Katariya&nbsp;found the net once.
Great Britain though scored 2 more goals and India couldn't match that to force a shoot-off. Never the less,&nbsp;the Indian women would take a lot of confidence from their spirited performance as they made the nation proud.
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India is on a hockey high! As the nation woke up to the fantastic news of the&nbsp;Indian Men's Hockey winning the Bronze at the Tokyo Olympics, their families were on Cloud nine.
Euphoric celebrations erupted from all corners of the country, as families of the players cheered after a nail-biting match.
The Men in Blue broke a 41-year jinx at the Olympics on Thursday, end a 41-year wait for an Olympic medal in hockey.&nbsp;
The last time India had won a medal in hockey was during the 1980 Moscow Games where they got the gold.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Families euphoric as Indian Hockey team breaks 4-decade jinx

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Families erupt in joy&nbsp;as Indian Hockey team breaks 4-decade jinx at Tokyo

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BIG BOLD TEXT: A nation&nbsp;proud of its boys
BIG BOLD TEXT:&nbsp; A podium finish for the Men in Blue
BIG BOLD TEXT:&nbsp; India's Hockey team broke a&nbsp;41-year jinx at the Olympics 
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BIG BOLD TEXT: Families of the players erupt in celebrations&nbsp;
BIG BOLD TEXT: Proud parents and families&nbsp;in tears of joy

Indian men's team defeated Germany 5-4 in the bronze medal match to end a 41-year wait for an Olympic medal in hockey. The last time India had won a medal in hockey was during the 1980 Moscow Games where they got the gold.

India is on a hockey high! As the nation woke up to the fantastic news of the&nbsp;Indian Men's Hockey winning the Bronze at the Tokyo Olympics, their families were on Cloud nine.
Euphoric celebrations erupted from all corners of the country, as families of the players cheered after a nail-biting match.
The Men in Blue broke a 41-year jinx at the Olympics on Thursday, end a 41-year wait for an Olympic medal in hockey.&nbsp;
The last time India had won a medal in hockey was during the 1980 Moscow Games where they got the gold.

Gujarat's billionaire diamond merchant Savji Dholakia&nbsp;has announced that he will give ₹11 lakh for houses or cars to all members of the Indian women hockey team if they bring a medal home.&nbsp;
Dholakia said it was an attempt at boosting the morale of the players. In a tweet, he wrote, our girls are scripting history with every move at Tokyo 2020 and we&rsquo;re into the semi-finals of the Olympics for the 1st time beating Australia.
India had sealed its spot in the semi-final after beating Australia by 1-0. However, it lost in its maiden Olympic semi-final match against Argentina on Wednesday. The Indian women's hockey team will face Britain in the bronze medal game on Friday.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Gujarat Diamond Merchant promises houses, cars for women’s hockey team

Gujarat diamond merchant promises houses, cars for the Indian women&rsquo;s hockey team if they win a medal at Tokyo Olympics 2020

Gujarat diamond merchant promises ₹11 lakh&nbsp;each to Indian&nbsp;women's hockey team&nbsp;
Houses, car promised to the women's hockey team if they bring a medal home
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India to play against Britain for the Bronze medal on Friday at the Olympics

Gujrat Merchant promises houses, cars for women&rsquo;s hockey team if they win a medal

Gujarat's billionaire diamond merchant Savji Dholakia&nbsp;has announced that he will give ₹11 lakh for houses or cars to all members of the Indian women hockey team if they bring a medal home.&nbsp;
Dholakia said it was an attempt at boosting the morale of the players. In a tweet, he wrote, our girls are scripting history with every move at Tokyo 2020 and we&rsquo;re into the semi-finals of the Olympics for the 1st time beating Australia.
India had sealed its spot in the semi-final after beating Australia by 1-0. However, it lost in its maiden Olympic semi-final match against Argentina on Wednesday. The Indian women's hockey team will face Britain in the bronze medal game on Friday.
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The Indian women's hockey team lost in the semifinals of the Tokyo Olympics but not before putting up a brave fight against Argentina. India scored an early goal against Argentina in the opening quarter just like they did in the quarterfinal triumph vs Australia,&nbsp;
The 2nd quarter saw Argentina fight back as they equalised almost immediately. India failed to push the 2-time Olympic Silver medalists in the match as Argentina clawed their way back to the driver's seat.&nbsp;
The 3rd and 4th quarters saw India fight back but failed to score as Argentina controlled the proceedings as the match ended in&nbsp;heartbreak for India. Argentina won 2-1 to enter the final of the Tokyo Olympics as India will now play Great Britain in the bronze medal game on Friday.&nbsp;
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Tokyo Olympics 2020: India go down 2-1 vs Argentina, to contest for bronze

India will now play Great Britain in the bronze medal game on Friday

The Indian women's hockey team lost in the semifinals of the Tokyo Olympics but not before putting up a brave fight against Argentina. India scored an early goal against Argentina in the opening quarter just like they did in the quarterfinal triumph vs Australia,&nbsp;
The 2nd quarter saw Argentina fight back as they equalised almost immediately. India failed to push the 2-time Olympic Silver medalists in the match as Argentina clawed their way back to the driver's seat.&nbsp;
The 3rd and 4th quarters saw India fight back but failed to score as Argentina controlled the proceedings as the match ended in&nbsp;heartbreak for India. Argentina won 2-1 to enter the final of the Tokyo Olympics as India will now play Great Britain in the bronze medal game on Friday.&nbsp;
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<li>Argentina beat India&nbsp;2-1 in the semifinal&nbsp;of the Women's Hockey in Tokyo&nbsp;</li>
<li>Gurjit Kaur scored the lone goal for India through a penalty corner&nbsp;</li>
<li>India to now play Great Britain in the Bronze Medal match on Friday&nbsp;</li>
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Indian Men's hockey team continued its dream run at the Tokyo Olympics as they beat Great Britain 3-1 to stage a semifinals clash&nbsp;against World Champions Belgium.
Dilpreet Singh&nbsp;and&nbsp;Gurjant Singh&nbsp;scored a goal each to put India 2-0 ahead before half-time. Great Britain pulled one back in the dying minutes of 3rd quarter but&nbsp;Hardik Singh&nbsp;restored India's 2-goal advantage soon&nbsp;after. The Men in Blue didn't let their opponents find the net after that and are now&nbsp;eyeing their first Olympic medal since the 1980 Gold.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;Tokyo Olympics 2020: 2nd Olympic medal for Sindhu, clinches Women's Singles Bronze

Tokyo Olympics 2020: India beat Great Britain 3-1 to enter semifinals

India will face&nbsp;World Champions Belgium in the semis and is eyeing its first Olympic medal since the 1980 Gold.&nbsp;

Indian Men's hockey team continued its dream run at the Tokyo Olympics as they beat Great Britain 3-1 to stage a semifinals clash&nbsp;against World Champions Belgium.
Dilpreet Singh&nbsp;and&nbsp;Gurjant Singh&nbsp;scored a goal each to put India 2-0 ahead before half-time. Great Britain pulled one back in the dying minutes of 3rd quarter but&nbsp;Hardik Singh&nbsp;restored India's 2-goal advantage soon&nbsp;after. The Men in Blue didn't let their opponents find the net after that and are now&nbsp;eyeing their first Olympic medal since the 1980 Gold.&nbsp;

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<li>Dilpreet Singh,&nbsp;Gurjant Singh&nbsp;&amp; Hardik singh scored a goal each</li>
<li>India&nbsp;eyeing its first Olympic medal since the 1980 Gold</li>
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Indian Men's hockey team continued its dream run at the Tokyo Olympics as they beat Great Britain 3-1 to stage a semifinals clash&nbsp;against World Champions Belgium.
Dilpreet Singh&nbsp;and&nbsp;Gurjant Singh&nbsp;scored a goal each to put India 2-0 ahead before half-time. Great Britain pulled one back in the dying minutes of 3rd quarter but&nbsp;Hardik Singh&nbsp;restored India's 2-goal advantage soon&nbsp;after. The Men in Blue didn't let their opponents find the net after that and are now&nbsp;eyeing their first Olympic medal since the 1980 Gold.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Tokyo Olympics 2020: 2nd Olympic medal for Sindhu, clinches Women's Singles Bronze" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-2020-2nd-olympic-medal-for-sindhu-clinches-women-s-singles-bronze-1627820745255" target="_blank">Tokyo Olympics 2020: 2nd Olympic medal for Sindhu, clinches Women's Singles Bronze</a>

The Indian women's hockey team qualified for the quarterfinal for the first time in 40 years&nbsp;after Great Britain beat Ireland 2-0 in the last Pool A group match, securing the 4th spot.India&rsquo;s hopes of making the quarter-final rested on the outcome of the last Pool A group match between Great Britain and Ireland.
If Rampal and Navneet Kaur were the heroes of the win against Ireland, it was Vandana Katariya on Saturday, who became the first Indian woman to score a hat-trick at the Olympics. Katariya scored in the 4th, 17th and 49th with Neha Goyal getting one in the 32nd.

Indian women's hockey team makes history, enter Olympics 2020 quarter-finals

For the first time in 40 years, the India women's hockey team has made it to the quarterfinals of the Olympics.

Indian women's hockey team enter quarterfinal at Tokyo Olympics 2020
Women hockey team have qualified after 40 years, 4th spot on the table
Great Britain beat Ireland 2-0, making it possible for India to qualify
Vandana&nbsp;Kataria, first Indian woman hockey player to score a hat-trick at Olympics

India&rsquo;s hopes of making the quarter-final rested on the outcome of the last Pool A group match between Great Britain and Ireland.

The Indian women's hockey team qualified for the quarterfinal for the first time in 40 years&nbsp;after Great Britain beat Ireland 2-0 in the last Pool A group match, securing the 4th spot. India&rsquo;s hopes of making the quarter-final rested on the outcome of the last Pool A group match between Great Britain and Ireland.
If Rampal and Navneet Kaur were the heroes of the win against Ireland, it was Vandana Katariya on Saturday, who became the first Indian woman to score a hat-trick at the Olympics. Katariya scored in the 4th, 17th and 49th with Neha Goyal getting one in the 32nd.

The Indian women's hockey team suffered a 2nd consecutive defeat at the Tokyo Olympics against Germany 0-2 on Monday.
Nike Lorenz scored the first goal for Germany in the first quarter and Anne Katarina&nbsp;doubled the lead in the third quarter. The Rani&nbsp;Rampal&nbsp;led side&nbsp;missed several chances to score including a crucial penalty miss in the 3rd quarter.
India will next face Great Britain in their 3rd Pool A game on Wednesday.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Indian Women's Hockey Team suffers 2nd consecutive defeat vs Germany

The Rani&nbsp;Rampal-led&nbsp;side&nbsp;missed several chances to score including a crucial penalty miss during the match

Indian women's hockey team's 2nd consecutive defeat in Tokyo India suffer a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Germany Nike Lorenz and Anne Katrina score for Germany

Nike Lorenz and Anne Katarina&nbsp;scored for Germany as India lost the match 2-0 on Monday

The Indian women's hockey team suffered their 2nd consecutive defeat at the Tokyo Olympics against Germany on Monday.
Nike Lorenz scored the first goal for Germany in the first quarter which was followed by Anne Katarina's&nbsp;2nd goal in the third quarter, as she secured the game for her side 2-0. The Rani&nbsp;Rampal&nbsp;led side&nbsp;missed several chances to score including a crucial penalty miss in the 3rd quarter.
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