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Asia Cup 2025 Hockey Final, India vs South Korea Live Streaming: The defending champions, South Korea, will aim to grab the trophy again.
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India had beaten China 4-3 in their campaign opener on Friday
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The tournament assumes added significance as the winner will secure a direct berth in the 2026 FIH Women's Hockey World Cup.
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India put up a lackluster show in their first Pro League match this season, even as Spain showed loads of determination
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State sports minister Rekha Arya visited Haridwar on Monday and suspended the coach who was working on contract.
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The Pakistan junior team was unable to take part in the junior World Cup held in Lucknow in December 2016 after the players were not issued visas because of late submission of applications.
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India will next play South Korea on Tuesday.
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The-29-year-old will sign off as one of India's most decorated hockey players after leading the women's team to its best-ever finish at the Olympics — a fourth place at the Tokyo Games in 2021.
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Hockey, badminton, squash, cricket, table tennis and wrestling, which accounted for 30 of India’s 61 medals in the previous edition, have been culled from the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games
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The much-awaited Hockey India League (HIL) is set to return after seven long years in a new avatar, where both the men and women teams will participate.
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India will take on hosts China in Tuesday's final. India beat China 3-0 in a league stage game.
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Paris Olympians & medalists join the chat on News18 Chaupal. Join now to watch the entire chat with Manu Bhaker, Shreejesh & much more.
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Following his retirement, Hockey India appointed Sreejesh as the head coach of the junior men's team and he vowed to make India a "powerhouse in hockey".
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The Columbus Blue Jackets and NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman are among the mourners scheduled to attend the funeral service for John and Matthew Gaudreau, the siblings who died when they were struck by a suspected drunken driver while riding bicycles in their home state of New Jersey.
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Sreejesh, visibly moved, took a moment to sit on the goalpost in his iconic pose, after which Harmanpreet was ready to lift him up. For Harmanpreet, ensuring that the legendary goalkeeper left on a high note was paramount.
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In Paris and in Tokyo, Sreejesh saved certain goals to keep India alive, showing an extraordinary combination of courage, reflexes, anticipation and skills.
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In Hockey: India wins bronze medal by defeating Spain 2-1 to win the men's hockey bronze medal. The Indian hockey team earned back-to-back medals at the Olympics for the first time since 1972.
It was the final match for Sreejesh who has already announced his retirement and after the match, the entire team paid an emotional tribute to the celebrated Indian hockey team goalkeeper
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Modi said, "Every Indian has an emotional connect with Hockey and this accomplishment will make the sport even more popular among the youth of our nation"
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India ended their campaign with four wins from eight matches, losing only to Belgium, who were defending champions, and Germany, who play Netherlands in the final later tonight.
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With their quarter-final win, India has advanced to the semi-finals where they will face Germany for a chance to reach the final of the Paris Olympics.
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Amit Rohidas received a red card on directions of the video referee, after it deemed the player had intentionally hit William Calnan's face with his stick.
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The quarterfinals look like this, based on the positions in Pool A and B: Belgium versus Spain, the Netherlands vs Australia, India vs Great Britain, and Germany vs Argentina.
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Skipper Harmanpreet Singh scored a brace as India gave a power packed performance and registered the famous win over long standing rivals and Tokyo Games silver medalist Australia in its final pool match.
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Manpreet Singh prepares for his fourth Olympics in Paris 2024, concluding a distinguished career highlighted by a Tokyo bronze, aiming for a memorable finale.
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According to the New Zealand Indian Sports Association website, the touring 1926 Indian Army hockey team is "significant in both Indian and New Zealand sporting history because it was the first overseas tour by an Indian hockey team".
