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By: Subhashish Majumdar
India lost to England 2-4 in the second of their FIH Hockey World Cup preliminaries in Amstelveen on Monday (August 17). In a fast and pulsating contest, England took the lead from open play in the first quarter before Harmanpreet Singh restored parity via a penalty corner. Dilpreet Singh shot India into the lead before half-time but two quick goals in the third quarter enabled England to seize the momentum.
By: Subhashish Majumdar
The Indian girls notched up a majestic 6-1 win against South Africa in the second of their FIH Hockey World Cup pool matches in Amstelveen on Tuesday (August 18). As a result of the win, Sjoerd Marijne's team now have four points from two games, having drawn 2-2 with China in their opener.
By: Subhashish Majumdar
One of the most eagerly anticipated matches of the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup will be played on Wednesday (August 19) with arch-rivals India and Pakistan going head to head in Amstelveen. The permutations and combinations arising out of FIH's new format for the World Cup have added to the excitement around the Pool D clash.
By: Subhashish Majumdar
India defeated Pakistan 5-3 in an engrossing and pacy Hockey World Cup contest in Amstelveen on Wednesday (August 19). India came hard at Pakistan in the opening minutes and were rewarded with a couple of early first quarter goals. Harmanpreet Singh, who scored the opener off a drag-flick, then added to his tally with a rebound penalty corner goal in the second quarter.
By: Subhashish Majumdar
The Indian girls advanced to the winners' pool at the FIH Women's Hockey World Cup courtesy of a nervy goalless thriller against England in Amstelveen
By: Subhashish Majumdar
The Indian girls went down 0-2 against World and Olympic champions the Netherlands in a second-round (winners' pool) match of the Women's Hockey World Cup on Friday (August 21) in Amstelveen. The Indian deep defence and penalty corner defence had a torrid time in the opening quarter, with Yibbi Jansen drawing first blood. At the other end, Deepika's drag flicks were ferociously snuffed out by Lisa Post.
By: Subhashish Majumdar
India takes on the Netherlands in a second-stage (winners' pool) game of the FIH Men's Hockey World Cup in Amstelveen on Saturday (August 22). The Indians earned the right to advance to the winners' pool after finishing second in the preliminaries from Pool D. Pool E features England, who shared a pool with India in the preliminaries, along with the Netherlands and Argentina, who finished as the top two sides of Pool A.
By: Subhashish Majumdar
The Netherlands dealt a massive blow to India's chances of advancing to the Hockey World Cup semifinals when they beat the Olympic bronze medalists 3-1 in Amstelveen on Saturday (August 22). The Indians, who carried no points into the winners' pool as compared to the Netherlands and England, who carried three points each, had no choice but to make a winning start in Pool E.
By: Subhashish Majumdar
The Indian men's team crashed out of the FIH Hockey World Cup following a 3-5 defeat at the hands of Argentina in Amstelveen on Monday (August 24). Needing to win by at least a four-goal margin to have any chance of advancing to the semifinals, Craig Fulton's team were undone by the early ferocity of the
By: Subhashish Majumdar
An inspired show from the Indian girls earned them a fifth-place finish at the Hockey World Cup following a 3-1 win against Germany in Amstelveen on Thursday (August 27). After a goalless and scrappy opening half, the momentum swung the way of Sjoerd Marijne's team at the end of the third quarter of the classification match. India struck twice at the end of the third quarter before scoring a third goal at the beginning of the final quarter.
