India: Media should write positive things about us, says hockey coach
Coach Gerhard Rach has lashed out at the media for its negative coverage of the Indian hockey saying the Indians were trying their best and had the potential to become unbeatable. 
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India: Designer Look for New Age Hockey; PHL Ready to Rock
Premier Hockey League to Attract Youth; Logos and Jerseys of Tier I PHL Teams Unveiled 
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MCT: India: Fair chance to reach podium at Champions Trophy: Halappa 
Indian hockey players, fresh from a win against Olympic semifinalists Spain in the second match of the two-Test series, are high at confidence and fancy their chances in the Champions Trophy tournament beginning in Lahore this weekend. 
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MCT: Indian Players upbeat about team's chances in Champions Trophy
India may not have swept the two-Test series against Spain but their performance has raised expectations of a good show in the Champions Trophy hockey tournament starting in Lahore on Saturday. 
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Spanish hockey players make border trek to Pakistan x2
Spain's men's field hockey team shunned the offer of air travel to instead cross the picturesque Wagah border between India and Pakistan and enjoy a cup of tea with the commanding officer of the Pakistan Rangers frontier guards. 
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Indian Oil defeat PNB
India discard, Deepak Thakur and Prabjoth Singh, guided Indian Oil to 3-2 win over Punjab and National Bank in their match in the 15th Lal Bahadur Shastri hockey tournament here on Wednesday. 
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Indian hockey still in dark ages x4
When one discusses hockey with Maurtis Hendriks, the technical director and chief coach of Spain, it becomes clear that Indian hockey is living in the dark ages. 
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India: SAI doctor awaiting govt clearance
Dr PSM Chandran, who has been nominated by the FIH as the tournament doctor for the Champions Trophy, beginning at Lahore on December 4, is still awaiting his government clearance. 
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India: Women qualifiers from next month
A total of 32 teams would fight it out next month for 12 berths in the 53rd National Womens Hockey Championship. 
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India beat Spain to level series 
India overcame Olympic semi-finalists Spain with a 3-2 win in the second and final hockey Test here today to gain a big psychological boost ahead of the Champions Trophy starting later this week. 
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India: Sunil Dutt miffed at IHF
Sports Minister Sunil Dutt seems not too happy with the functioning of the Indian Hockey Federation, which had come under flak from the Ministry over six months ago over its "non-transparent" selection policy. 
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Spain: Escarre furious at India's tactics  x2
Smarting under a 3-2 defeat, Spanish captain Juan Escarre accused India of "not playing positive hockey" in the second and final hockey Test in Chandigarh on Tuesady. 
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India reign, Spain in pain x2
"Gerhard Rach has done a good job. This team plays tight, they work well together. I am surprised at the change." That was Spanish coach Maurits Hendriks after India beat Spain 3-2 in the second friendly before the Champions Trophy. 
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India: Dhanraj strikes for IA
Dhanraj Pillay and Altaf-ur Rehman helped favourites Indian Airlines beat Russia XI 2-0 in the Pool B match of the 15th Lal Bahadur Shastri hockey tournament here on Tuesday. 
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MCT: Men's Champions Trophy 1978-2003 Statistical Survey
Compiled by : Syed Akber Ali Wahidi 
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India, Spain joint winners
Spectators will keep hockey alive in India: Balbir Senior 
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Men's Champions Trophy 2004 Team Portrait: India
India travel to Pakistan minus Gagan Ajit Singh their all-time leading scorer in CT 
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India beat Spain 3-2 in hockey:
India salvaged some consolation Tuesday before beginning their Champions Trophy campaign in December, beating Spain 3-2 in the second match of the two-test series. 
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India: Rach is doing the most difficult job, says Spanish coach
Indias hockey coach Gerhard Rach has been receiving criticism from all quarters. Reports have even pointed to his sacking. 
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India keen to make amends in second Test against Spain
Having suffered a reverse in the first match, India would be keen to make amends when they take on Spain in the second and final hockey Test here tomorrow, their last competitive match before the Champions Trophy starts later this week. 
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India: PSB down Air India 4-3
Punjab and Sind Bank rallied to beat Air India 4-3 in a league match of the 15th Lal Bahadur Shastri hockey tournament here today. 
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India: Our hockey heroes sleep HERE x4
Players stare at creepy lizards that crawl across the ceiling in search of prey, when they lie down after a hard days training. 
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India go down 2-3 against Spain  x9
India squandered a two-goal lead to go down 2-3 against Olympic semi-finalists Spain in the first of the two-match hockey Test series here today. 
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India: Gagandeep Singh stars in PNB victory
Punjab National Bank defeated CRPF 2-1 in the opening match of the 15th Lal Bahadur Shastri hockey tournament at the Shivaji stadium here today. 
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Spain rallies to defeat India 3-2 in field hockey test match
Olympic semifinalist Spain rallied from a two-goal deficit to clinch a 3-2 victory against India in a field hockey test match Sunday. 
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India: We lost for making silly mistakes: says Tirkey
India lost the first hockey Test against Spain for making some "silly mistakes" and the team must improve in certain areas before going to Champions Trophy, captain Dilip Tirkey said today. 
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Indians good, but Spain better
The young Indian side showed glipmses of a possible revival as they gave Olympic semi-finalists Spain a run for their money in the first of their two warm-up Tests at the Sector 42 Stadium here today. 
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India: IOC beat Air India 4-3
Riding on a first half blitz, Indian Oil beat Air India 4-3 in a league match of the Shastri hockey tournament here today. 
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India: Premier League: a step to rejuvenate hockey?
The Indian Hockey Federation's (IHF) decision to join the bandwagon of national sporting leagues is a break from tradition and a bold step into the dazzling world of TV cameras and cheerleaders. 
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India: Euro player participation in PHL tough
Is the Indian Hockey Federations dream project the Premier Hockey League (PHL) heading to nightmarish beginning? 
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Reign of Spain, India in pain  x3
From a heroic start to a tragic finish. India followed a confused script before the happy ending went to Spain, with a 3-2 win over the hosts in the first Test at the Sector 42 Hockey Stadium yesterday. 
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MCT: India: Champions Trophy to air live on Ten Sports
The mens Hockey Champions Trophy, which begins on 4 December in Pakistan will be aired live and exclusive on Ten Sports. 
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MCT: India: A team of Champions? 
India have never won hockeys Champions Trophy. Uthra Ganesan reads the tea-leaves and finds this probably wont be the year either 
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India: New hockey magazine launched x6
A new The Inside Hockey bi-monthly magazine was be launched here on Wednesday. 
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India-Spain hockey Test to be telecast live x13
ESPN-Star Sports will telecast 'live' the two-Test hockey series to be played between India and Spain on November 28 and 30 in Chandigarh. 
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India: Tirkey among three seniors to miss Test series with Spain
Three senior players, including captain Dilip Tirkey would sit out of the two-Test hockey series against Spain due to injuries, chief coach Gerhard Rach said today. 
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India: Tirkey, Rasquinha to miss series against Spain
Three senior players, including captain Dilip Tirkey will sit out of the two-Test hockey series against Spain due to injuries, chief coach Gerhard Rach said on Thursday. 
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India: Punjab Police win Nehru Cup
Punjab Police held their nerve in the tie-breaker to prevail over Border Security Force 4-3 in the final and clinch the Nehru Cup hockey title at New Delhi on Thursday. 
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India: Rach shoots down stars x2
Chief national hockey coach Gerhard Rach witnessed a domestic hockey match for the first time since taking up the Indian coaching job when he watched the final of the 41st Nehru hockey tournament between Punjab Police and Border Security Force here Thursd 
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India: Punjab cops, BSF in Nehru hockey final
Continuing their giant-killing act, Border Security Force upset fancied Indian Oil 4-3 in the tie-breaker to set up a title clash with Punjab Police in the Nehru hockey tournament in Delhi on Wednesday. 
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