Monday, July 13, 2026

England Hockey aims to smooth over player, coach rift

England men’s interim coach Zak Jones says the Holcombe fall out with Nick Bandurak has not been an “ideal situation” after being felt within the national programme.

Bandurak left Holcombe this season in acrimonious circumstances after a reported rift with coach Kwan Browne, who is also Jones’ assistant coach at Bisham Abbey.

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