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Bollywood’s Akshay Kumar gives Gold to hockey film on India’s 1948 Olympic win

Hockey Paper staff - 26 April 2018

By Richard Bright Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar is the starring role in Gold, a film portraying the story of India’s men’s hockey team which won its first gold after partition and slated for an Independence Day release on August 15. India...

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EuroHockey 2017: England women’s captain Alex Danson praises team’s pace and dimension in Ireland win

Hockey Paper staff - 19 August 2017

By The Hockey Paper Captain Alex Danson believes that hockey is entering a new era of fast-paced matches - and England women have just the kind of weaponry to cope with its physical demands. Danson netted her 104th international goal following...

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EuroHockey Championships 2017: England’s three-way hockey captaincy suits Ian Sloan in quest for men’s success

Rod Gilmour - 18 August 2017

Amsterdam - Ian Sloan may have already gained the necessary armoury in his short career, yet the 23-year-old freely admits that captaining his country was not top of the agenda. “It’s not something I ever thought about," he says ahead...

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EuroHockey Championships 2017: fixtures, schedule and England men and women preview guide

Hockey Paper staff - 17 August 2017

BY THE HOCKEY PAPER History England women are defending the European Hockey Championship title they won in such dramatic style in at London 2015 when they overcame the Netherlands in a shoot out. If they reach next Saturday's final, it will...

World series format big shift for England and rivals, says FIH

Hockey Paper staff - 7 April 2017

By Claire Middleton The International Hockey Federation’s new global competition will mean England players travelling as far as Australia or New Zealand to play one meaningful match. The new nine-team format is going to move away from tournament hockey in favour...

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Hockey Matters: Has BT Sport broadened appeal of the sport in England?

Amsterdam -- Is English hockey getting value for its TV deal with BT Sport? The broadcaster holds the rights...

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Women’s Hockey World Cup diary: Goalkeepers, cards, cakes and anthems

Hockey Paper staff - 4 July 2022

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Hockey Matters: Has BT Sport broadened appeal of the sport in England?

Children, full-time job fail to deter Aniwaka Haumaha from Hockey World Cup return

Women’s Hockey World Cup: England has the ‘speed, skill and threats’ to beat New Zealand

Ireland hope to repel underdogs Chile at Women’s Hockey World Cup

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Hockey Matters: Has BT Sport broadened appeal of the sport in England?

Children, full-time job fail to deter Aniwaka Haumaha from Hockey World Cup return

Women’s Hockey World Cup: England has the ‘speed, skill and threats’ to beat New Zealand

Ireland hope to repel underdogs Chile at Women’s Hockey World Cup

Women’s Hockey World Cup diary: Goalkeepers, cards, cakes and anthems

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