Maddie Hinch claims FIH world hockey prize as Belgium dominate awards
By The Hockey Paper Maddie Hinch was hailed as a “real presence” on Thursday after being named world goalkeeper of the year for a third year in …
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Hockey Belgium president on World Cup win: ‘We weren’t football, Eddy Merckx or Justine Henin!’
By Rod Gilmour | EuroHockey Special The email came through from the city of Brussels on Marc Coudron’s phone shortly after Belgium’s first world …
Hockey World Cup: Belgium paint Bhubaneswar red with first gold
By The Hockey Paper, Bhubaneswar When Jeroen Hertzberger missed his sudden death shoot out attempt for the Netherlands, Belgium could finally celebrate a first …
Hockey World Cup 2018: Finals preview
By Todd Williams | Analysis And so, after 34 matches, we finally reach the last day of this wonderful World Cup and the two games that will determine the three …
Hockey World Cup: Holland and Belgium set up European final
For Australia and England, how do they come back less than 24 hours later and repeat for bronze? It will be a brutally physical test today – and for the …
Hockey World Cup: England, Belgium, Netherlands and Australia in frame
ODISHA HOCKEY WORLD CUP SEMI-FINAL PREVIEW GUIDE By Todd Williams | Analysis And then there were four. Emulating the achievement of their footballing …
England’s Hockey World Cup hopes rely on fitness and clear heads
What a night it was in Bhubaneswar for England – but six long days for Argentina. Ever since their dispiriting 5-3 defeat to France, Argentina had played …
Hockey World Cup: Australia in sight of record as changing Kookaburras
By The Hockey Paper, Bhubaneswar The statistics are piling up for Australia with the same velocity as their path towards a World Cup record. By working hard …
Battling England beat Argentina to reach Hockey World Cup semi-finals
The Hockey Paper report, Bhubaneswar England secured a brilliant, battling display over Argentina, the Olympic champions, to halt a long winless streak over …
Hockey World Cup: Australia hard to beat in wide open last eight
By Todd Williams | Analysis There has been much to savour in the first 28 games of this World Cup. A fantastic stadium with a wonderful atmosphere, some …
