'Our main goal is to qualify for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. The team has the talent and potential, but right now the focus is on the Champions Challenge. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=24 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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The newly-appointed coach is confident of not only arresting the slide but also masterminding an upturn.
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Riding on a rare combination of individual brilliance and great teamwork, the defending champions notch up their seventh title success
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In a repeat of the championship's last edition at Cologne, India lose by an identical 3-4 margin to Pakistan in a hotly contested bronze medal play-off
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The Aussie legend shares his mantra for Indian hockey's upliftment to the highs of yesteryears
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The 8-3 thrashing of Argentina sets up yet another India-Pakistan clash for the up-for-grabs bronze medal
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In a fascinating contest that had the huge crowd on its feet, the Indians played the game of their lives to pump home five goals in the last 19 minutes for a win that would not be forgotten in a hurry
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Though the inexperienced Europeans stage a fightback in the second-half, but are unable to challenge the overwhelming superiority of the Pakistanis
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The secretary general hints at the possibility to reverse the fortunes of the team which is 'lacking in motivation'
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'We lost the matches due to our own mistakes and we are all responsible for our poor performance so far,' says an upset chief coach
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