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[ad_1] NEW DELHI: Argentine Max Caldas and Dutchman Siegfried Aikman are in contention to replace Graham Reid as Indian men’s hockey team head coach after the recent World Cup debacle, sources in Hockey India said.According to a HI source, the federation is in talks with two to three prospective foreign …

[ad_1] India hockey coach Graham Reid quits after poor World Cup show; analytical coach Clark, scientific adviser Pemberton resign tooBHUBANESWAR: Hiring and firing coaches is nothing new. In fact, that’s the only constant in Indian hockey. Less than 24 hours after the conclusion of the FIH World Cup, Indian hockey’s …

[ad_1] NEW DELHI: Legendary Ajit Pal Singh feels Graham Reid‘s resignation as chief coach will be good for the Indian men’s hockey team as “change” was required after the home team’s disastrous outing at the just-concluded World Cup.Reid on Monday resigned from his position following India’s early ouster from the …

[ad_1] NEW DELHI: The Indian men’s hockey team chief coach Graham Reid on Monday quit from his post following the team’s dismal outing at the just-concluded World Cup in Bhubaneswar.India finished joint-ninth along with Argentina after failing to make it to the quarter-final stage. The 58-year-old Australian was appointed India …

[ad_1] BHUBANESWAR: The contract of India’s chief coach Graham Reid runs until the Paris 2024 Olympics, but the Australian feels it might be up for review after the team’s dismal run at the ongoing Men’s Hockey World Cup in Odisha, where the Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist failed to make it …

[ad_1] ROURKELA: Head coach Graham Reid has taken responsibility for not pushing for a mental conditioning coach for India ahead of the FIH Men’s World Cup from which the home side made a premature exit.After India thrashed Asian Games champion Japan 8-0 in an inconsequential classification match here on Thursday, …

[ad_1] BHUBANESWAR: A disappointed Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey on Monday said captain Harmanpreet Singh‘s “sudden drop in form” was a matter of concern, though lack of penalty corner goals was not the sole reason for the home side’s shock and premature exit from the FIH Men’s World Cup.India lost …

[ad_1] BHUBANESWAR: India’s 48-year wait for another Hockey World Cup title will cross five decades. The sad part of India’s history in the tournament has gotten sadder. While it puts into perspective what it takes to win the World Cup, Sunday at the Kalinga Stadium was also about the current …

[ad_1] BHUBANESWAR: The intensity in India’s practice session at the Kalinga Stadium on Saturday was unmissable. Pressure on the ball was clearly central to the half-pitch drill. It’s something that went missing in the match against Wales. But there’s no second chance from hereon in the Men’s Hockey World Cup. …

[ad_1] BHUBANESWAR: One thing that remains unchanged for foreign teams visiting Odisha is the packed stands. The challenge goes beyond the playing field, where communication amid deafening roars can become a problem. At the ongoing Men’s Hockey World Cup, the decibels went a notch higher in Rourkela with 20,000 fans …