Indian women’s hockey captain Salima Tete expressed confidence that India will win the upcoming FIH Women’s World Cup, citing momentum from their Nations Cup victory. She emphasised smart, attacking hockey, team unity, and the energy of young players as key strengths, while acknowledging nerves but stressing belief in her squad’s ability to bring home a medal.
With the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 approaching, Indian men's and women's midfielders have highlighted the importance of communication, composure and decision-making. Senior players including Manpreet Singh, Hardik Singh, VS Prasad and Sakshi Rana shared their preparations ahead of the tournament
Five specialized camp trainees, supported by Anandana - The Coca-Cola India Foundation, have guided the Indian Women’s Hockey Team to an unbeaten semifinal berth at the FIH Nations Cup in New Zealand, moving closer to Pro League qualification
Led by captain Salima Tete, the Indian women's hockey team begins its FIH Nations Cup campaign against the US in Auckland, aiming to secure a tournament victory and earn promotion to the prestigious FIH Pro League next season
India's women's hockey team suffered a narrow 3-2 defeat to Australia in the fourth and final friendly in Perth, but finished the four-match series level at 2-2. The tour provided valuable momentum ahead of the upcoming FIH Nations Cup
