 MCT: Spain beat India 4-0 in Champions Trophy 
India got off to a worst possible start, crashing 0-4 against Spain in their opening match of the Champions Trophy hockey tournament here today. 
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MCT: Pakistan ward off spirited Germany 
Pakistan warded off a spirited challenge from Germany to register a 3-1 win in their opening match of the Champions Trophy hockey tournament here today.
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MCT: India lose 4-5 to Netherlands 
India raised their game in the second match but suffered a 4-5 defeat against former champions the Netherlands in their second match of the Champions Trophy hockey tournament at the National Stadium in Lahore on Sunday.
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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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MCT: Pakistan beat NZ by 5-0 in hockey practice match: x5
Pakistan beat New Zealand by 5-0 goals in a practice match played for preparation of the Champions Hockey Tournament.
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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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Reign of Spain, India in pain  x4
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: Pakistan name Waseem as captain for hockey's Champions Trophy x9
Pakistan's midfielder Waseem Ahmed will captain the national hockey team in the prestigious Champions Trophy here next month, an official has said.
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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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Malaysia: World Cup qualification the toughest challenge for Wallace x7
With the national hockey team out of action for six months, newly appointed chief coach Wallace Tan will have to go back to the drawing board to rebuild a new team for qualification to the World Cup Finals in Germany in 2006.
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Asia: Hockey begins in Cambodia  x5
2004 saw the start of hockey for the first time in Cambodia, with the appointment of Asif Maqsood Rana as National Coach.
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India: ESS to telecast 'Premier Hockey League' for next 10 years x15
The Indian Hockey Federation (IHF) has announced that the inaugural edition of the Premier Hockey League (PHL) will be played from Thursday, 13 January, 2005 at the Gachibawli stadium in Hyderabad.
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WCT: Another loss for Black Sticks
Black Sticks lose 3-nil to China in playoff for fifth and sixth place place at Champions Trophy in Argentina
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India: Gagan to lead Jalandhar in NHL  x8
NEW DELHI: The five teams that will feature in the inaugural National Hockey League (NHL) from January 10 are to be Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, Jalandhar and Hyderabad.
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WCT: Germans break China
Women's field hockey Olympic champions Germany saw off a spirited China side beating them 2-1 in the Champions Trophy.
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Pakistan: Sohail Abbas' retirement decision not correct: Sarwar x12
Former Pakistan Hockey Captain Muhammad Sarwar has termed the announcement of retirement of World record holder, Penalty Corner Expert Sohail Abbas after Champion Trophy as incorrect.
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Malaysia: Sultan Azlan Shah steps down as MHF president
Long serving President of the Malaysian Hockey Federation (MHF) Sultan Azlan Shah has officially annouced he will not seek re-election during the up-coming biennial General Meeting on Dec 20.
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India: 'There is talent in India but that's not enough': Charlesworth x7
NEW DELHI: Ric Charlesworth's biggest contribution as coach was perhaps the introduction of unlimited use of the rolling substitution rule.
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JWAC: China wins title; India settles for bronze x9
China defeated Korea 3-2 by an extra-time golden goal to annex the Asian women junior (U-21) title while India trounced Japan 2-0 to take the bronze medal here today.
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JWAC: India goes down to China
India lost to China 2-3 in the last league match of the fourth Asian Women's Under-21 Hockey Championship being played at Gachibowli Hockey Complex here today.
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MCT: India lacking consistency and plan