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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 faces the Netherlands in Sunday's FIH Pro League opener in Rotterdam, kickstarting a vital European leg before the World Cup. The blockbuster match also features veteran midfielder Manpreet Singh equaling Dilip Tirkey's record of 412 international caps

Hockey icon Rani Rampal believes India’s U-18 Asia Cup bronze-winning team holds the potential to form the core of the 2032 and 2036 Olympic squads, praising their resilience and the exceptional form of top-scorer Nousheen Naz

Ashish Tani Purti’s spectacular hat-trick guided the Indian Men's U-18 hockey team to a dominant 4-1 victory over hosts Japan to lift the Asia Cup 2026 title, triggering grand cash rewards from Hockey India

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A relentless Indian women's hockey team dismantled Singapore 25-0 to top Pool A with a flawless, undefeated record. Powered by Nousheen Naz’s seven goals, India comfortably advanced to the semifinals of the Women’s U18 Asia Cup

Hockey India has announced a 20-member women’s squad for the FIH Hockey Women’s Nations Cup in Auckland, New Zealand. Led by Salima Tete, the team enters the tournament after a productive Australia tour and will face the United States, Japan and Uruguay in Pool A.

India’s U-18 men’s and women’s hockey squads cap off intensive Bhopal preparations; dynamic campaigns kick off in Japan from May 29

Hockey India announced a 24-member Indian men’s hockey squad for the FIH Pro League European leg. Harmanpreet Singh will lead the side as India tours Brussels, Rotterdam and London for key matches against Germany, Netherlands, Pakistan and England.

Hockey India has named the 18-member Indian Women’s U-18 squad for the Asia Cup 2026 in Japan. Led by Sweety Kujur, India will face Korea, Malaysia and Singapore in Pool A of the tournament beginning on May 29.

Hockey India announced an 18-member squad for the U-18 Men’s Asia Cup 2026 in Japan. Captain Ketan Kushwaha will lead the team, which is placed in Pool A with South Korea, Japan, Chinese Taipei and Kazakhstan. Tournament begins May 29.

Soyez, who enjoyed an illustrious playing career with France from 1995 to 2010 is all set to coach Indian junior men's hockey team.

Hockey India has appointed French coach Frederic Soyez as the head coach of the junior men’s hockey team.

Sixteen-year-old Akshra Dutta from Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir has earned a place in Hockey India’s Under-18 coaching camp. Overcoming social barriers, she impressed in national championships and now aims to represent India at the highest level

Hockey India is conducting a special goalkeeping camp in Bengaluru for the Indian women’s team, featuring senior and junior players. The initiative aims to strengthen the squad ahead of upcoming tournaments, with support from Anandana, the Coca-Cola India Foundation

Harsh Kumar Goumte and K Veena have been selected for Indian camp based on their performances in the recent Sub-Junior Nationals in Ranchi

Hockey India has appointed Australian coach Tim White as head coach of the Indian junior women’s hockey team. With experience in Belgium and Australia, including a Junior World Cup bronze, White aims to develop technically strong players for senior-level competition.

Telangana registered a massive 20-0 win over Gujarat as multiple teams, including Andhra Pradesh, Mizoram and Delhi, secured victories on day two of the Sub Junior Men’s Hockey National Championship in Rajgir

Hockey India has announced a nine-day national coaching camp for the Indian women’s team from April 1 to 9 as preparations begin for the FIH Nations Cup, the Women’s World Cup in Belgium and Netherlands, and the 2026 Asian Games.

Promising Indian hockey players Anmol Ekka and Sakshi Rana have been nominated for under-21 honours at the Hockey India Annual Awards 2025. The youngsters expressed pride in the recognition after impressive performances at the Junior World Cups and in international competitions.