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Rani Rampal expressed her diappointment towards coach Janneke Schopmann and the selectors for not including her in the core group for the women's team and told that she is yet to receive an explanation for her exclusion from the same.

Rani Rampal lashes out at selectors for not being included in Indian Hockey team

Rani Rampal lashes out at selectors and coach after not being included in Hockey team!

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Rani Rampal expressed her diappointment towards coach Janneke Schopmann and the selectors for not including her in the core group for the women's team and told that she is yet to receive an explanation for her exclusion from the same.

After former Indian captains Rani Rampal and Sardar Singh were named as the coach of the U-17 Indian hockey team, Rani clarified that she is not yet over with her playing career and is 'not retiring' as of now.
The 28-year-old expressed her diappointment towards coach Janneke Schopmann and the selectors for not including her in the core group for the women's team and told that she is yet to receive an explanation for her exclusion from the same.
Asked if taking up the coaching role meant she was retiring, Rani said: &ldquo;I am not retiring since I know I still have more to give to the sport as a player. I have this thing in me to not give up. If I had to, I&rsquo;d have given up after the Olympics. I accepted this since is a short term programme that could be converted into a long-term project. Initially, it&rsquo;s a 45-day camp.&rdquo;
&ldquo;Whatever happened with me in the last two years wasn&rsquo;t right. I came back from an injury, was the top scorer at the National Games but wasn&rsquo;t picked. The best person who can answer this is the Chief Coach or the selectors because I don&rsquo;t know the answer,&rdquo; she added.
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Hockey ace Rani Rampal is not a part of India's 18-member squad that will participate in the upcoming FIH Women's Hockey World Cup which will be held in the Netherlands and Spain starting July 1st. Hockey India announced the squad and named goalkeeper Savita Punia as the captain and Deep Grace Ekka as her deputy for the mega event.Chief coach Janneke Schopman said that the 27-year-old forward who led India to a 4th place finish at Tokyo 2020 is still recovering from the hamstring injury that has seen her out of action since last year's Summer Games. While she made a brief return during the FIH Pro League match, she largely stayed out of action. Apart from her absence, India went ahead with the experienced names. 'We have chosen the best squad for the World Cup. It is a mix of experience and young talent who have shown great promise when they were given a chance against top teams in the FIH Pro League', Schopman said.The Indian team whose campaign begins on July 3rd vs England is included in Pool B alongside England, New Zealand & China. TEAM:
Goalkeepers: Savita (C), Bichu Devi Kharibam.
Defenders: Deep Grace Ekka (VC), Gurjit Kaur, Nikki Pradhan, Udita.
Midfielders: Nisha, Sushila Chanu Pukhrambam, Monika, Neha, Jyoti, Navjot Kaur, Sonika, Salima Tete.
Forwards: Vandana Katariya, Lalremsiami, Navneet Kaur, Sharmila Devi.
Replacement players: Akshata Abaso Dhekale, Sangita Kumari. 

Rani Rampal out of India's FIH Women's Hockey World Cup squad, Savita Punia to lead team

Unfit Rani Rampal to miss the upcoming FIH Women's Hockey World Cup that begins on 1st July.
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Hockey India announced the squad and named goalkeeper Savita Punia as the captain and Deep Grace Ekka as her deputy for the mega event.

Senior hockey star Rani Rampal is not a part of India's 18-member squad that will participate in the upcoming FIH Women's Hockey World Cup which will be held in the Netherlands and Spain starting July 1st. Hockey India announced the squad and named goalkeeper Savita Punia as the captain and Deep Grace Ekka as her deputy for the mega event. Chief coach Janneke Schopman said that the 27-year-old forward who led India to a 4th place finish at Tokyo 2020 is still recovering from the hamstring injury that has seen her out of action since last year's Summer Games.
While she was a part of India's squad for the FIH Pro League, she largely stayed out of action. The Indian team whose campaign begins on July 3rd vs England is included in Pool B alongside England, New Zealand &amp; China. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/commonwealth-games-2022-manpreet-singh-to-lead-full-strength-men-s-hockey-squad-1655788862824">Commonwealth Games 2022: Manpreet Singh to lead full-strength men's Hockey squad</a> TEAM: Goalkeepers: Savita (C), Bichu Devi Kharibam. Defenders: Deep Grace Ekka (VC), Gurjit Kaur, Nikki Pradhan, Udita. Midfielders: Nisha, Sushila Chanu Pukhrambam, Monika, Neha, Jyoti, Navjot Kaur, Sonika, Salima Tete. Forwards: Vandana Katariya, Lalremsiami, Navneet Kaur, Sharmila Devi. Replacement players: Akshata Abaso Dhekale, Sangita Kumari.

After their spectacular performance at Tokyo 2020, the Indian men's and women's hockey teams have achieved their&nbsp;highest-ever world rankings. Both teams jumped one spot each. The men's team grabbed the 3rd spot, and the women's team attained the 8th spot in the revised world rankings. The Manpreet&nbsp;Singh-led is placed behind gold medallist Belgium and silver medallist Australia.&nbsp;Also Watch&nbsp;Beyond the Olympic glory: Salima Tete, from playing hockey with bamboo sticks to being an OlympianWhile the men's team ended a 41-year-long dry spell by winning a bronze medal in Japan, the women's team narrowly missed their chance as they ended up fourth after suffering defeat at the hands of Great Britain in the Bronze medal match.&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Indian men's and women's hockey teams achieve highest ever world rankings

The men's team grabbed the 3rd spot, and the women's team attained the 8th spot in the revised world rankings.

After Tokyo 2020,&nbsp;India attains highest-ever world rankings in hockey Men's team are now 3rd in the world rankings
Women's&nbsp;team is placed 8th, up by one spot Men's team ended 41-year-long dry spell, won bronze in Tokyo

The men's team grabbed the 3rd spot, and the women's team attained the 8th spot in the revised world rankings.

After their spectacular performance at Tokyo 2020, the Indian men's and women's hockey teams have achieved their&nbsp;highest-ever world rankings. The men's team grabbed the 3rd spot, and the women's team attained the 8th spot in the revised world rankings. Both teams jumped one spot each. The Manpreet&nbsp;Singh-led side is placed behind Olympic gold medallist Belgium and silver medallist Australia.&nbsp; Also Watch&nbsp;<a title="Beyond the Olympic glory: Salima Tete, from playing hockey with bamboo sticks to being an Olympian" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/beyond-the-olympic-glory-salima-tete-from-playing-hockey-with-bamboo-sticks-to-being-an-olympian-1628267817259">Beyond the Olympic glory: Salima Tete, from playing hockey with bamboo sticks to being an Olympian</a> While the men's team ended a 41-year-long dry spell by winning a bronze medal in Japan, the women's team narrowly missed their chance as they ended up fourth after suffering a defeat at the hands of Great Britain in the bronze medal match.&nbsp;

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.
India will next face Great Britain in their 3rd Pool A game on Wednesday. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Tokyo Olympics 2020: Why is Mixed Team events in Shooting India's best bet?" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-2020-why-is-mixed-team-events-in-shooting-india-s-best-bet-1627309199705" target="_blank">Tokyo Olympics 2020: Why is Mixed Team events in Shooting India's best bet?</a>

Indian women's hockey team has been rocked by Covid-19 as 7 players including skipper Rani&nbsp;Rampal&nbsp;and&nbsp;2 support staff members have tested&nbsp;positive for Covid-19.
The 25-member contingent had gathered at the Sports Authority of India's&nbsp;Centre in Bengaluru&nbsp;for a training camp.&nbsp;
SAI&nbsp;in a statement said that the players arrived from their respective hometown and were&nbsp;tested post&nbsp;quarantine.&nbsp;All the players and support staff are asymptomatic and have been placed under observation at the SAI centre.

Covid-19: Rani Rampal & 6 other Indian women's hockey stars test positive

Indian women's hockey team has been rocked by Covid-19 as 7 players including skipper Rani&nbsp;Rampal&nbsp;and&nbsp;2 support staff members have tested&nbsp;positive for Covid-19.

Indian women's hockey team has been rocked by Covid-19 as 7 players including skipper Rani&nbsp;Rampal&nbsp;and&nbsp;2 support staff members have tested&nbsp;positive for Covid-19.
The 25-member contingent had gathered at the Sports Authority of India's&nbsp;Centre in Bengaluru&nbsp;for a training camp.&nbsp;
SAI&nbsp;in a statement said that the players arrived from their respective hometown and were&nbsp;tested post&nbsp;quarantine.&nbsp;All the players and support staff are asymptomatic and have been placed under observation at the SAI centre.

National Sports Awards go virtual amid pandemic 

Prize money for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award has been increased to Rs 25 lakh while Arjuna Award winners will now get Rs 15 lakh&nbsp;

Amidst the global pandemic, the Indian National Sports Awards went virtual on Saturday as President Ramnath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;awarded the winners for this year. 9 Sports Authority of India&nbsp;centres were chosen to host the sports stars as they joined the function virtually. A total of 5 Rajiv&nbsp;Gandhi Khel&nbsp;Ratna&nbsp;awards were given this time as Rohit&nbsp;Sharma who is in Abu&nbsp;Dhabi&nbsp;for IPL&nbsp;&amp; Vinesh&nbsp;Phogat&nbsp;who tested positive missed the award function.&nbsp;&nbsp;Mariyappan Thangavelu, Rani Rampal and Manika Batra&nbsp;received the prestigious Khel&nbsp;Ratna&nbsp;as a total of 27 Arjuna&nbsp;Awards were also given out. The prize money for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award has been increased to Rs 25 lakh from the previous amount of Rs 7.5 lakh, while Arjuna Award has been enhanced to Rs 15 lakh&nbsp;announced Sports Minister&nbsp;Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju.&nbsp;

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