Former India goalkeeper PR Sreejesh voiced disappointment after his removal as junior men's team coach. His 17-month tenure saw five medals...

India will host the men's Junior Hockey World Cup in December, 2025. A total of 24 teams will participate in the event for the first time e...

Chennai is gearing up to host Asian Men's Hockey Champions Trophy 2023.

The tournament, which was scheduled to be held in Ipoh, Malaysia from April 11 to 18, will now be held from September 24 to October 3, the ...

Christened 'Coal India-Hockey India League', the tournament would commence on January 18, 2016 and the final will be played on February 21,...

NMDC to be the principal partner and SECL the official partner with a combined sponsorship fee of around Rs 5-8 crore.

The FIH took the decision after seeing his performance in the recently concluded U-21 Volvo Invitational Tournament, held in Breda, The Net...

The event will be held in the Raipur International Hockey Stadium, which was opened as a dedicated hockey facility in August last year.

Cairn India, the largest private sector crude oil producer in India, is associated with Hockey India since February 2013.

The esteemed panel consists of experienced umpires from across the world, who have conducted many matches in reputed tournaments.

Hailing from Haryana, Sardar played his first international match with the junior national team during India’s 2003-04 tour of Poland.

Sardar, who made his debut in 2006 against Pakistan, led the team brilliantly as India clinched the series 3-1 against the mighty Kookaburr...

The Indian hockey team has been drawn alongside Olympic champion Germany and World Cup runner-up the Netherlands for the Champions Trophy.

On Sunday, February 26, the erstwhile national game took a leap forward by qualifying for the London Olympics.

World Series Hockey organisers Nimbus debunked the view of the IHF that there was no slot for the $ 2 million league before the London Olym...

Azlan Shah Cup at Ipoh is a step towards 2010 Asian Games in China.

The Indian capital of New Delhi will host field hockey's World Cup for men in 2010, the sport's governing body announced on Wednesday.