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Sanjay Rana To Lead India In Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, Many Seniors Rested
Regular skipper Harmanpreet Singh, experienced midfielder Manpreet Singh and striker Mandeep Singh will give the tournament a miss.
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Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament To Return After Two-Year Hiatus
The Sultan Azlan Shah Cup has been an annual feature in the FIH calendar since 1998, although it initially started life in 1983 as a biennial event
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Coronavirus: Azlan Shah Cup Hockey Tournament Postponed
The Azlan Shah Cup was scheduled to be held in Ipoh, Malaysia from April 11 to 18, but will now be held from September 24 to October 3.
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Haryana Elections 2019: 'Flicker Singh' Aims At BJP's Maiden Win From Kurukshetra
Former Indian hockey captain Sandeep Singh, who produced incredible flicks, is aiming to repeat sensation as India won the Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey tournament after a gap of 13 years in 2009 under his captaincy.
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India Maul Poland 10-0 In Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
India are unbeaten in this year's edition of the hockey tournament and will play against South Korea in the final on Saturday.
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Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: India Begin Campaign With Stiff Japanese Test
India will be hoping for a good start against Asian games gold medallists Japan in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup opener.
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Azlan Shah Cup 2018: India Out Of Final Race After 2-4 Loss To Australia
India remained winless in the 27th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament after losing 2-4 to Australia in their third match here on Tuesday
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Manpreet Singh To Lead India In Hockey World League Semis In England
PR Sreejesh is out of the tournament due to a knee injury which he sustained at the 26th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Tournament.
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Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: India Outclass New Zealand 4-0 To Clinch Bronze Medal
Rupinderpal Singh scored a brace, SV Sunil and Talwinder Singh one goal each to set up India's win.
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Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2017: Mandeep Singh's Hat-trick Gives India 4-3 Win Over Japan
India now have seven points from four matches after the win over Japan.
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Sanjay Rana To Lead India In Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, Many Seniors Rested
Regular skipper Harmanpreet Singh, experienced midfielder Manpreet Singh and striker Mandeep Singh will give the tournament a miss.
-
Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament To Return After Two-Year Hiatus
The Sultan Azlan Shah Cup has been an annual feature in the FIH calendar since 1998, although it initially started life in 1983 as a biennial event
-
Coronavirus: Azlan Shah Cup Hockey Tournament Postponed
The Azlan Shah Cup was scheduled to be held in Ipoh, Malaysia from April 11 to 18, but will now be held from September 24 to October 3.
-
Haryana Elections 2019: 'Flicker Singh' Aims At BJP's Maiden Win From Kurukshetra
Former Indian hockey captain Sandeep Singh, who produced incredible flicks, is aiming to repeat sensation as India won the Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey tournament after a gap of 13 years in 2009 under his captaincy.
-
India Maul Poland 10-0 In Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
India are unbeaten in this year's edition of the hockey tournament and will play against South Korea in the final on Saturday.
-
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: India Begin Campaign With Stiff Japanese Test
India will be hoping for a good start against Asian games gold medallists Japan in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup opener.
-
Azlan Shah Cup 2018: India Out Of Final Race After 2-4 Loss To Australia
India remained winless in the 27th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament after losing 2-4 to Australia in their third match here on Tuesday
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Manpreet Singh To Lead India In Hockey World League Semis In England
PR Sreejesh is out of the tournament due to a knee injury which he sustained at the 26th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Tournament.
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Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: India Outclass New Zealand 4-0 To Clinch Bronze Medal
Rupinderpal Singh scored a brace, SV Sunil and Talwinder Singh one goal each to set up India's win.
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Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2017: Mandeep Singh's Hat-trick Gives India 4-3 Win Over Japan
India now have seven points from four matches after the win over Japan.
