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Harpal Singh Bedi New Delhi Hailing Hockey Indias decision to hold National Womens League former Skipper Pritam Rani Siwach described it as a significant initiative for aspiring players who are looking to reach the national team set-up. It is an excellent initiative started by Hockey India. The National Womens League will provide an opportunity for Continue reading National Womens Hockey League can be a pathway to Indian Team for young players,: former Captain Pritam Siwach
Harpal Singh Bedi Just three months before the start of quardengular sporting extravaganza, Indian athletics suffered a big blow with ace long jumper Murali Sreeshankar ruling himself out for the entire season, including the Paris Olympics, after sustaining a knee injury during training. Sreeshankar shared the news via his social media account. All my life, Continue reading Injured long jumperMurali Sreeshankar to miss Paris Olympics
Harpal Singh Bedi/ New Delhi Seventeen Indian wrestlers led by Vinesh Phogat and Aman Sehrawat will be on the hunt for quotas at the Asian Wrestling Olympic Qualifiers for Paris which starts in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan from Friday. The continental qualifier, which concludes on April 21, will be the penultimate opportunity for Indian wrestlers to secure Continue reading Wrestling: Vinesh Phogat, Aman Sehrawatto lead Indias Paris quota hunt
Harpal Singh Bedi Despite suffering a whitewash against Australia in a away hockey series last week,ace drag flicker and captainHarmanpreet Singh has excused confidence that India will have a podium finish at the Paris Olympics. With 100 days to go for the start of the Paris Olympics, Harmanpreet said all in all, We are Continue reading Hockey captain Harmanpreet confident of Indias Podium finish at Paris Olympics
In Table Tennis World Cup, Indias top players, Maika Batra and Sreeja Akula started their campaign today with flying colours in the Womens Singles group stages in Macao, China. World number 37, Manika Batra defeated Adina Dicanou of Romania, 3-1, while Sreeja Akula beat Natalia Bajor of Poland in straight games, 4-Nil. In their next Continue reading Manika Batra And Sreeja Akula Triumph In Table Tennis World Cup Group Stages