How will Team India remember 2022, India suffered not one or two but 8 embarrassing defeats

How will Team India remember 2022, India suffered not one or two but 8 embarrassing defeats

India vs Bangladesh: Team India full of world class batsmen and bowlers has been defeated by Bangladesh in the ODI series. Along with this, many types of questions have started arising on Team India. Why this plight of the world’s number one team in Tests, ODIs and T20s is happening, these questions are being raised everywhere. It is not even a matter of losing the ODI series to Bangladesh. The…

View On WordPress

IND vs PAK: Captain Babar Azam made a big statement after the match against India

IND vs PAK: Captain Babar Azam made a big statement after the match against India

Team India defeated Pakistan by 4 wickets in the Group-2 match of the Super-12 stage of the ICC T20 World Cup 2022 played between India and Pakistan at the Cricket Ground in Melbourne on Sunday. India won the toss and decided to bowl first, after which Pakistan batting first scored 159 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in 20 overs. For Pakistan, Shan Masood (52 *) and Iftikhar Ahmed (51) scored…

View On WordPress

Indian men's hockey vice-captain Harmanpreet Singh emphasises need to move on from bitter experience at CWG 2022 final

Aug 10, 2022 15:24 IST New Delhi , August 10 (Always First): After a 0-7 loss against Australia in the final at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, Indian Men's Hockey Team Vice Captain Harmanpreet Singh emphasized that the team must move on from this bitter experience. Having arrived in New Delhi early Wednesday morning, the team has had some time to introspect on their performance. He said, "It is hard to digest a loss by such a big margin. Definitely, the entire team is disappointed by the way we played but it is important we move on from this bitter outing. Like Chief Coach mentioned, we lacked the energy and tempo required to match-up a team like Australia." While the final was a forgettable experience, there were a number of positives to take away from the entire campaign at Birmingham 2022 CWG. India marched into the Final on the back of some fine performances in the group stage as they beat Ghana 11-0, drew against England 4-4, beat Canada 8-0 and Wales 4-1 followed by a 3-2 win against South Africa in the Semi-Final. "There are many lessons from this campaign that we can work on and improve upon. Every match we played will be analyzed thoroughly when we return to camp after a two-week break and we will be starting from scratch," stated the drag flick specialist. The Vice Captain was in sublime form through the tournament as he scored nine goals for the team, and was the second highest goal scorer along with Wales' Gareth Furlong who also scored 9 goals from penalty corners while Harmanpreet scored eight from PCs and one from penalty stroke. He also scored a hat-trick, in India's 4-1 win against Wales. England's Nicholas Bandurak remained the highest goal-scorer of the tournament with 11 goals. Talking about his own performance, he said, "This was a memorable outing for me personally despite the Final not going our way. For the first time after the pandemic, we were playing in front of such big crowds and many Indian fans had turned up. My wife travelled to Birmingham to watch our matches, and this was the first time she was watching me play a big tournament live. This is my first Commonwealth Games medal, so in all it was a special outing for me on a personal note," he stated. Up next, India will prepare for the upcoming FIH Hockey Pro League season 2022/23 which begins in October. India is scheduled to play New Zealand and Spain at home. The team will return to the National Coaching Camp in Bengaluru on August 29. (Always First) Read the full article

Indian men's hockey vice-captain Harmanpreet Singh emphasises need to move on from bitter experience at CWG 2022 final

Aug 10, 2022 15:24 IST New Delhi , August 10 (Always First): After a 0-7 loss against Australia in the final at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, Indian Men's Hockey Team Vice Captain Harmanpreet Singh emphasized that the team must move on from this bitter experience. Having arrived in New Delhi early Wednesday morning, the team has had some time to introspect on their performance. He said, "It is hard to digest a loss by such a big margin. Definitely, the entire team is disappointed by the way we played but it is important we move on from this bitter outing. Like Chief Coach mentioned, we lacked the energy and tempo required to match-up a team like Australia." While the final was a forgettable experience, there were a number of positives to take away from the entire campaign at Birmingham 2022 CWG. India marched into the Final on the back of some fine performances in the group stage as they beat Ghana 11-0, drew against England 4-4, beat Canada 8-0 and Wales 4-1 followed by a 3-2 win against South Africa in the Semi-Final. "There are many lessons from this campaign that we can work on and improve upon. Every match we played will be analyzed thoroughly when we return to camp after a two-week break and we will be starting from scratch," stated the drag flick specialist. The Vice Captain was in sublime form through the tournament as he scored nine goals for the team, and was the second highest goal scorer along with Wales' Gareth Furlong who also scored 9 goals from penalty corners while Harmanpreet scored eight from PCs and one from penalty stroke. He also scored a hat-trick, in India's 4-1 win against Wales. England's Nicholas Bandurak remained the highest goal-scorer of the tournament with 11 goals. Talking about his own performance, he said, "This was a memorable outing for me personally despite the Final not going our way. For the first time after the pandemic, we were playing in front of such big crowds and many Indian fans had turned up. My wife travelled to Birmingham to watch our matches, and this was the first time she was watching me play a big tournament live. This is my first Commonwealth Games medal, so in all it was a special outing for me on a personal note," he stated. Up next, India will prepare for the upcoming FIH Hockey Pro League season 2022/23 which begins in October. India is scheduled to play New Zealand and Spain at home. The team will return to the National Coaching Camp in Bengaluru on August 29. (Always First) Read the full article