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Chennai, India to host Asian Champions Trophy

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Chennai is set to host its first international hockey event since 2007 following the announcement that the 2023 Asian Champions Trophy will be held in August. The competition, in its seventh edition, is a precursor to the Asian Games which...
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Hockey’s Asian Champions Trophies postponed once more

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The Asian Champions Trophy tournaments for both men and women have been postponed due to the ongoing pandemic. The Men's Asian Champions Trophy had been set for March 11- 19 in Dhaka, Bangladsesh, while Donghae, South Korea was set to...
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World hockey turns down Malaysia and India automatic Olympic places

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World hockey chiefs will turn down the Asian Hockey Federation's request that the silver medallists from the Asian Games be awarded Tokyo 2020 berths. The International Hockey Federation confirmed to The Hockey Paper that it had received a letter from...
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Australia smash hosts to take Sultan Azlan Shah Cup

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Corner specialist Chris Ciriello’s four goals helped the Kookaburras to an unprecedented eighth Sultan Azlan Shah Cup title on Sunday night as Australia ran out 8-3 winners over hosts Malaysia.  Played at a frenetic tempo in front of a capacity...
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Australia and Malaysia to battle out Sultan Azlan Shah Cup final

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Australia defeated Malaysia 6-2 in their final pool game of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup on Saturday and the same two sides will meet in Sunday's final. Korea will play China for bronze after they defeated South Africa 5-2. Canada and...
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300 caps De Young

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Australia's Liam de Young joined the elite 300-cap club as the Kookaburras marched into the final of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup with victory over Korea in Malaysia on Thursday. Coach Ric Charlesworth described the 5-1 win against the world number...
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Australia maintain perfect record after early South Africa resistance

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Australia's Kookaburras maintained their 100% record in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh on Monday with a resounding 7-0 win over Commonwealth Games opponents South Africa. Despite being held deadlocked at 0-0 for the first half hour of the match,...
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Australia continue to make the pace in Ipoh

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Two goals from Queenslander Jake Whetton and a first international strike by Northern Territory youngster Jeremy Hayward paved the way for the Kookaburras’ 6-0 victory over Canada at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh on Sunday.  Australian national coach...
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Kookaburras hit seven against China

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A hat-trick of penalty corner goals from Tasmanian Nick Budgeon helped the Kookaburras to a resounding 7-0 win over China in the opening match of the prestigious Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia on Thursday evening. Before the match all...
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FIH confirms India (men) and Belgium (women) qualify for the World Cup

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Austraila's double success at the Oceania Cup over the weekend means that India (men) and Belgium (women) qualify for the 2014 World Cup in the Hague. In the men's competition in Taranaki, New Zealand, Australia defeated the hosts 5-2. Australia...
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‘I worried if I’d be the same hockey player’: How positives can be found in tough situations

TILLY BUTERWORTH is playing at the Junior Hockey World Cup with England women. Here, she writes an honest assessment...
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