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Prabhjot makes it to World Star hockey squad

Indian hockey star Prabhjot Singh has made India and his hometown, Batala, proud by making it to the World Hockey All Star squad, announced by the international hockey federation (FIH) on Friday, reports Aseem Bassi.

Updated on: Dec 18, 2009 11:35 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Amritsar
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Indian hockey star Prabhjot Singh has made India and his hometown, Batala, proud by making it to the World Hockey All Star squad, announced by the international hockey federation (FIH) on Friday. In the women’s category, Surinder Kaur too made it to the World Star XI list.

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Prabhjot, who was conferred the Arjuna Award this year, has represented India in top tournaments including the Olympic Games and the World Cup.

An elated Prabhjot on Friday said, “This is a big morale-booster. I have been getting my act right in the past few tournaments and I think this is a reward for my good work. I want to take this form ahead in prestigious tournaments like the World Cup and the 2010 Commonwealth Games (both in New Delhi).”

Prabhjot, who returned with the team from Argentina two days back after playing in the Champions Challenge tournament, said, “Overall, it was a good show barring the game against Pakistan. We are learning from our mistakes and will certainly do well in the coming tournaments.”

 
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Aseem Bassi

A principal correspondent, Aseem Bassi is the bureau chief at Amritsar. He covers politics, Indo-Pak border, gurdwara politics, crime, border trade and civic issues.

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