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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."

Sreejesh made 3 fine saves in the shoot-out to hand India the bonus two points after both the teams were locked at 2-2 at the end of regulation 60 minutes

PR Sreejesh hands India win over Netherlands in shootout in FIH Pro League

Veteran goalkeeper PR Sreejesh turned out to be the saviour as the Indian men's hockey team defeated world number one Netherlands 4-2 via a shoot-out in the FIH Pro League on Sunday.

Sreejesh made 3 fine saves in the shoot-out to hand India the bonus two points after both the teams were locked at 2-2 at the end of regulation 60 minutes

Veteran goalkeeper PR Sreejesh turned out to be the saviour as the Indian men's hockey team defeated world number one Netherlands 4-2 via a shootout in the FIH Pro League on Sunday.
Sreejesh made 3 fine saves in the shoot-out to hand India the bonus two points after both the teams were locked at 2-2 at the end of regulation 60 minutes. Netherlands took one point from the match.
In the shoot-out, skipper Harmanpreet Singh, Sukhjeet Singh, Lalit Kumar Upadhyay and Shamsher Singh scored for world number 3 India.
In the regulation time, Hardik Singh (13th minute) and Harmanpreet (58th) found the net for India, while Jip Janssen (30th) and Koen Bijen scored for the Dutch.
Netherlands put the home team defence under pressure in the initial eight minutes of the match with play mostly restricted to the Indian circle.
But the Indian defence dished out a solid performance to weather the initial storm.
The Indians initially failed to keep possession of the ball but gained in confidence as the match progressed.
In the 12th minute, India earned back-to-back penalty corners but Harmanpreet, in his 200th international match, failed to breach the Dutch defence from the set pieces.
The Indians, however, grew in confidence and took control of the proceedings.
It took a brilliant field effort from Hardik to hand India the lead after Netherlands' early domination.
Hardik stole the ball from the Indian half and joined hands with Sukhjeet Singh to score his 10th international goal.
It came off a brisk counter-attack with Hardik at the forefront as he teamed up with Sukhjeet before putting the ball into the net from an acute angle.
Hardik then earned India a penalty corner in the 24th minute, but the chance was wasted. A minute later, Netherlands secured a penalty corner but Janssen's try went just wide.
Just 12 seconds from half-time, Netherlands drew level from a penalty corner with Janssen scoring his 52nd career goal with a powerful flick as both the teams shared the honours in first two quarters.
Just like they started the match, the Dutch were on the attack after the change of ends and pressed the Indian defence continuously.
Their efforts bore fruit nine minutes into the third quarter when they took the lead from a penalty corner.
Koen Bijen scored from a rebound after Jasper Brinkman's flick was saved by Indian goalie Krishan Bahadur Pathak.
Netherlands kept up the pressure and secured another penalty corner at the stroke of the third quarter but this time, the Indians defended stoutly.
In the 47th minute, Netherlands got another penalty corner but the Indians defended well.
Trailing by a goal, the Indians pressed hard in the final 10 minutes and secured two more penalty corners in succession, but wasted both.
The Indians didn't lose heart and went into offensive and secured another penalty corner just two minutes from the final hooter after going for video referral and this time, Harmanpreet stepped up and converted the chance to level the scores and take the game into shoot-out.
While India defeated Spain 4-1 on Saturday, Netherlands crushed Ireland 5-1.
India will next play Australia here on February 15.

At 34, Sreejesh is at the twilight of his career, having been India's go-to-man in front of the goal for over 16 years.

Krishan Pathak ready to replace PR Sreejesh when time comes: India's hockey goalkeeping coach

Indian hockey team's goalkeeping coach Dennis van de Pol strongly feels that young custodian Krishan Pathak has matured enough and is ready to replace the peerless PR Sreejesh

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At 34, Sreejesh is at the twilight of his career, having been India's go-to-man in front of the goal for over 16 years.

Indian hockey team's goalkeeping coach Dennis van de Pol strongly feels that young custodian Krishan Pathak has matured enough and is ready to replace the peerless PR Sreejesh as and when the veteran decides to call time on his glorious career.
Pathak, 25, was standby to Sreejesh in the Tokyo Olympics, where India won a historic bronze medal.
But after the Tokyo Games, Pathak has been a regular for India with both goalies, other being Sreejesh, taking turns to guard the goal in the four quarters.
At 34, Sreejesh is at the twilight of his career, having been India's go-to-man in front of the goal for over 16 years.
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Indian hockey players PR Sreejesh and Savita Punia have won the FIH Men's and Women's Goalkeeper of the Year respectively for the second time in a row.
While there were 5 goalkeepers in the race for the coveted title, Sreejesh won with 39.9 total points in the voting.
Meanwhile, Savita too finished on top of the voting with 37.6 points. The votes were cast online by experts (40%), teams (20%), fans (20%) and media (20%).
The 34-year-old is the third player to win back-to-back FIH Men's Goalkeeper of the Year award. 
After winning the award, the magnificent women's goalkeeper became only the third female athlete to win the Goalkeeper of the Year (women) for consecutive years since the inception of the award in 2014.

India's PR Sreejesh, Savita Punia win FIH Men's and Women's Goalkeepers of Year award

Indian hockey players PR Sreejesh and Savita Punia have once again bagged the FIH Men's and Women's Goalkeeper of the Year awards for the second-time running.

While there were 5 goalkeepers in the race for the coveted title, Sreejesh won with 39.9 total points in the voting.

Indian hockey players PR Sreejesh and Savita Punia have won the FIH Men's and Women's Goalkeeper of the Year respectively for the second time in a row.
While there were 5 goalkeepers in the race for the coveted title, Sreejesh won with 39.9 total points in the voting.
Meanwhile, Savita too finished on top of the voting with 37.6 points. The votes were cast online by experts (40%), teams (20%), fans (20%) and media (20%).
The 34-year-old is the third player to win back-to-back FIH Men's Goalkeeper of the Year award.&nbsp;
After winning the award, the magnificent women's goalkeeper became only the third female athlete to win the Goalkeeper of the Year (women) for consecutive years since the inception of the award in 2014.

Star Indian hockey goalkeeper, PR Sreejesh, won the prestigious World Games Athlete of the Year award for his consistent show in 2021.
He became only the second Indian and first Indian man to receive the accolade. India women's captain Rani Rampal had won the prize in 2019. TheWorldGames.org conducted the voting and Sreejesh finished well clear at the top of the 24-strong nomination list. His total votes of 1,27,647 were almost twice as many as the second-placed athlete, Spain's Sport Climbing ace Albert Lopez, who garnered 67,428 votes.
Sreejesh was part of the Indian men's team that claimed a bronze medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.
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PR Sreejesh becomes first Indian man to win World Games Athlete of the Year Award

Star Indian hockey goalkeeper, PR Sreejesh, became the first Indian man to win the prestigious World Games Athlete of the Year award for his consistent show in 2021

Star Indian hockey&nbsp;goalkeeper, PR Sreejesh,&nbsp;won the prestigious World Games Athlete of the Year award for his consistent&nbsp;show in&nbsp;2021.
He became&nbsp;only the second Indian and first Indian man to receive the accolade.&nbsp;India women's captain Rani Rampal&nbsp;had&nbsp;won the prize in 2019.&nbsp;TheWorldGames.org conducted the voting and&nbsp;Sreejesh finished well clear at the top of the 24-strong nomination list. His total votes of 1,27,647 were almost twice as many as the second-placed athlete, Spain's Sport Climbing ace Albert&nbsp;Lopez, who garnered 67,428 votes.
Sreejesh&nbsp;was part of the Indian men's team that claimed a bronze medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

Star Indian hockey&nbsp;goalkeeper, PR Sreejesh, became the first Indian man to win the prestigious World Games Athlete of the Year award for his consistent&nbsp;show in&nbsp;2021

Star Indian hockey&nbsp;goalkeeper, PR Sreejesh,&nbsp;won the prestigious World Games Athlete of the Year award for his consistent&nbsp;show in&nbsp;2021.
He became&nbsp;only the second Indian and first Indian man to receive the accolade.&nbsp;India women's captain Rani Rampal&nbsp;had&nbsp;won the prize in 2019.&nbsp;TheWorldGames.org conducted the voting and&nbsp;Sreejesh finished well clear at the top of the 24-strong nomination list. His total votes of 1,27,647 were almost twice as many as the second-placed athlete, Spain's Sport Climbing ace Albert&nbsp;Lopez, who garnered 67,428 votes.
Sreejesh&nbsp;was part of the Indian men's team that claimed a bronze medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.
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