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NEW DELHI: Indian women's hockey team's penalty corner specialist Deepika feels the training stint at the national camp under former drag-flicker Rupinder Pal Singh will help her in taking decisions in match situations during the upcoming Asian Games.

“I am not retiring since I know I still have more to give to the sport as a player. I have this thing in me to not give up. If I had to, I’d have given up after the Olympics,” Rampal had said during a HI event earlier this week.

NEW DELHI: Veteran forward Rani Rampal was left out of the 34-member senior women's hockey probables for the national coaching camp in preparation for the Hangzhou Asian Games in September-October.

CHENNAI: Months after Rani Rampal was dropped from the Indian women's hockey team core group, the former India captain and a legend of Indian hockey broke her silence on Thursday. Rani accused the current coach of the Indian women's team, Janneke Schopman, for her ouster from the national team. Rani…

The Indian women's hockey team will face off against China on Sunday in the first game of the Germany tour, where they will play three matches from July 16 to July 19. Read further on Dynamite News:

KOLKATA: Six months after co-hosting Men’s Hockey World Cup, the city of Rourkela will see one of its own daughters play for the Indian women’s team when they head out to Europe to play in Germany and Spain ahead of Asian Games.

KOLKATA: The Indian women’s hockey team is all set to tour Spain and Germany from July 16 onwards to prepare for Asian Games to be held from September 23 to October 8 in Hangzhou, China.

NEW DELHI: Indian women's hockey team captain Savita Punia on Tuesday said that they no longer feel intimidated by higher-ranked opponents and facing stronger teams ignites a different kind of energy within her teammates.

Hockey India on July 4 named a 20-member national Women’s team for the tour of Europe, which includes matches in Germany followed by a four-nation tournament in Spain, starting July 16.

The Indian junior women's team has been grouped with Belgium, Canada and Germany in Pool C of Junior Women's Hockey World Cup to be held from November 29 to December 10, 2023, in Santiago, Chile.

The Indian junior women’s hockey team’s maiden Asia Cup triumph has given hopes of an improved performance at the Junior World Cup later this year, but the girls might have to wait a while before making the transition to the senior side.