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Indian hockey team will repeat CWG heroics: Shivendra
The Indian hockey team which sprung a surprise by reaching the finals of the recently concluded Commonwealth Games (CWG), will repeat a similar feat in the upcoming Asian Games, forward Shivendra Singh said on Wednesday."We will reach the Asiad final," Singh who hails from Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district told reporters.He said that the team will ...
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Pakistan beat Malaysia 4-1, moves a step closer towards semis
Pakistan continued their winning streak in the Commonwealth Games, overwhelming Malaysia convincingly 4-1 in the men's hockey event at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium on Thursday.Muhamad Imran (17th minute), Shakeel Abassi (39th), Rehan Butt (43rd) and Muhammad Waqas (65th) scored for Pakistan while Muhammad Amin (31st) was the lone goal-get...
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Hockey: Australia thrash Scotland 9-0 in opening match
World champions Australia rode on a hat-trick by veteran full-back Luke Doerner to crush Scotland 9-0 in their opening Pool A match of the Commonwealth Games on Wednesday.Doerner, returning to the side after missing Australia's Champions Trophy triumph in Germany last month, slotted in the goals in the 14th, 38th and 60 minutes to give the defendin...
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Pakistan thrash Scotland 3-0 in CWG men's hockey
Reigning silver medalists Pakistan began their Commonwealth Games campaign in style, outclassing a lowly Scotland 3-0 in a pool A match of the men's hockey event at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi on Tuesday.Eighth-ranked Pakistan proved too good for Scotland with strikes from Shakeel Abbasi (20th minute), Rehan Butt (25th) and ...
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Hockey: Cullen inspires England to 4-1 win over Wales
Crista Cullen smashed a hat-trick as England posted a 4-1 win over Wales in a Pool B women's hockey match of the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi on Tuesday.The 25-year-old defender put England ahead in the 10th minute before scoring her second goal in the 20th to help her side go into the half-time with a 2-0 lead at the sun-baked Major Dhyan Chand...
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Indian hockey team will repeat CWG heroics: Shivendra
The Indian hockey team which sprung a surprise by reaching the finals of the recently concluded Commonwealth Games (CWG), will repeat a similar feat in the upcoming Asian Games, forward Shivendra Singh said on Wednesday."We will reach the Asiad final," Singh who hails from Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district told reporters.He said that the team will ...
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Pakistan beat Malaysia 4-1, moves a step closer towards semis
Pakistan continued their winning streak in the Commonwealth Games, overwhelming Malaysia convincingly 4-1 in the men's hockey event at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium on Thursday.Muhamad Imran (17th minute), Shakeel Abassi (39th), Rehan Butt (43rd) and Muhammad Waqas (65th) scored for Pakistan while Muhammad Amin (31st) was the lone goal-get...
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Hockey: Australia thrash Scotland 9-0 in opening match
World champions Australia rode on a hat-trick by veteran full-back Luke Doerner to crush Scotland 9-0 in their opening Pool A match of the Commonwealth Games on Wednesday.Doerner, returning to the side after missing Australia's Champions Trophy triumph in Germany last month, slotted in the goals in the 14th, 38th and 60 minutes to give the defendin...
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Pakistan thrash Scotland 3-0 in CWG men's hockey
Reigning silver medalists Pakistan began their Commonwealth Games campaign in style, outclassing a lowly Scotland 3-0 in a pool A match of the men's hockey event at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi on Tuesday.Eighth-ranked Pakistan proved too good for Scotland with strikes from Shakeel Abbasi (20th minute), Rehan Butt (25th) and ...
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Hockey: Cullen inspires England to 4-1 win over Wales
Crista Cullen smashed a hat-trick as England posted a 4-1 win over Wales in a Pool B women's hockey match of the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi on Tuesday.The 25-year-old defender put England ahead in the 10th minute before scoring her second goal in the 20th to help her side go into the half-time with a 2-0 lead at the sun-baked Major Dhyan Chand...
