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Sardar Singh, Jamie Dwyer Among 276 for Hockey Indian League Players' Auction
Centre-half Sardar Singh, who captained Delhi Waveriders (DWR) to the title in 2014, was released by the Capital's franchise. Playmaker Jamie Dwyer, 36, played for Jaypee Punjab Warriors (JPW) for three years before the Chandigarh-based side released the Australian.
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Hockey India League: Ranchi Rays Beat Leaders Punjab Warriors to Enter Semis
Ranchi Rays outwitted table toppers Jaypee Punjab Warriors 3-2 in a thrilling encounter. Both Ranchi Rays and Punjab Warriors are locked at 29 points.
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Hockey India League: Punjab Warriors Drub Delhi Waveriders 7-0
Drag flicker Sandeep Singh struck thrice as title contenders Jaypee Punjab Warriors blanked Delhi Waveriders 7-0.
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Hockey India League: Sardar Singh Suspended for "Inappropriate" Physical Contact
HIL's disciplinary committee met Saturday morning to discuss Delhi Waveriders captain Sardar Singh's conduct in Friday's match against Jaypee Punjab Warriors at the Major Dhyan Chand Stadium.
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Hockey India League: Jaypee Punjab Warriors beat Ranchi Rhinos 4-2
Ranchi Rhinos suffered their fourth defeat in the tournament and continued to occupy the fourth position in the standings with 24 points from nine matches.
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Hockey India League: Punjab Warriors beat UP Wizards 2-1
With this win, Jaypee Punjab Warriors have now won five matches out of the eight played so far and are placed at number two spot while UP Wizards are a rung below with four wins from nine outings.
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Delhi Waveriders beat Mumbai Magicians, extend lead in Hockey India League
Delhi Waveriders now sit pretty on top of the standings with 24 points from seven matches ahead of second-placed Jaypee Punjab Warriors, who are on 18.
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Hockey: Eight corporate houses in line to buy HIL's sixth team
Five teams -- Delhi Wizards, Ranchi Rhinos, Uttar Pradesh Wizards, Jaypee Punjab Warriors and Dabur Mumbai Magicians -- competed in this year's HIL, which was originally planned as a six-team affair, but the sixth outfit went unsold.
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Indian players need to improve tactical skills: Jacobi, Deecke
German striker Oskar Deecke and goalkeeper Nicolas Jacobi, both members of the London Olympics gold medal-winning team, feel that the India have individually brilliant players but need to improve their tactical skills as a team.
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HIL: Punjab Warriors go down to Delhi Waveriders in their final league match
Jaypee Punjab Warriors captain Jamie Dwyers said that their team need to be more aggressive. "We need to play more aggressively as the Hero Hockey India League is very tough competition. We will make some changes for the Semi-Final match and play with more aggression," Dwyer stated at the post-match press conference.
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Sardar Singh, Jamie Dwyer Among 276 for Hockey Indian League Players' Auction
Centre-half Sardar Singh, who captained Delhi Waveriders (DWR) to the title in 2014, was released by the Capital's franchise. Playmaker Jamie Dwyer, 36, played for Jaypee Punjab Warriors (JPW) for three years before the Chandigarh-based side released the Australian.
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Hockey India League: Ranchi Rays Beat Leaders Punjab Warriors to Enter Semis
Ranchi Rays outwitted table toppers Jaypee Punjab Warriors 3-2 in a thrilling encounter. Both Ranchi Rays and Punjab Warriors are locked at 29 points.
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Hockey India League: Punjab Warriors Drub Delhi Waveriders 7-0
Drag flicker Sandeep Singh struck thrice as title contenders Jaypee Punjab Warriors blanked Delhi Waveriders 7-0.
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Hockey India League: Sardar Singh Suspended for "Inappropriate" Physical Contact
HIL's disciplinary committee met Saturday morning to discuss Delhi Waveriders captain Sardar Singh's conduct in Friday's match against Jaypee Punjab Warriors at the Major Dhyan Chand Stadium.
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Hockey India League: Jaypee Punjab Warriors beat Ranchi Rhinos 4-2
Ranchi Rhinos suffered their fourth defeat in the tournament and continued to occupy the fourth position in the standings with 24 points from nine matches.
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Hockey India League: Punjab Warriors beat UP Wizards 2-1
With this win, Jaypee Punjab Warriors have now won five matches out of the eight played so far and are placed at number two spot while UP Wizards are a rung below with four wins from nine outings.
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Delhi Waveriders beat Mumbai Magicians, extend lead in Hockey India League
Delhi Waveriders now sit pretty on top of the standings with 24 points from seven matches ahead of second-placed Jaypee Punjab Warriors, who are on 18.
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Hockey: Eight corporate houses in line to buy HIL's sixth team
Five teams -- Delhi Wizards, Ranchi Rhinos, Uttar Pradesh Wizards, Jaypee Punjab Warriors and Dabur Mumbai Magicians -- competed in this year's HIL, which was originally planned as a six-team affair, but the sixth outfit went unsold.
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Indian players need to improve tactical skills: Jacobi, Deecke
German striker Oskar Deecke and goalkeeper Nicolas Jacobi, both members of the London Olympics gold medal-winning team, feel that the India have individually brilliant players but need to improve their tactical skills as a team.
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HIL: Punjab Warriors go down to Delhi Waveriders in their final league match
Jaypee Punjab Warriors captain Jamie Dwyers said that their team need to be more aggressive. "We need to play more aggressively as the Hero Hockey India League is very tough competition. We will make some changes for the Semi-Final match and play with more aggression," Dwyer stated at the post-match press conference.
