FIH will now start the evaluation process of the bids and its Executive Board will make the final decision on both hosts in June this year. read more

Drone services are provided to a number of sporting tournaments across India, and at Khelo India 2019 the impact is telling. The camera offers a 360-degree perspective and can operate in a direction opposite to the movement of the drone. read more

It was a disappointing year for India with the men’s team failing to live up to the expectations in all the three big ticket events -- the Commonwealth Games, Asian Games and the World Cup. read more

There is a lot of focus on the senior team, but India also needs to concentrate on its U-17 and U-18 players by making them play tournaments in Europe, says former captain Sardar Singh. read more

Former hockey star Vasudevan Bhaskaran says it is time to create a team for the next World Cup. read more

Hockey has come a long way in terms of skill and playing methods, says former Indian coach Col. Balbir Singh. read more

In the absence of Rupinder Pal Singh, India had three dragflickers in young Harmanpreet, Amit Rohidas and Varun Kumar in the World Cup but their conversion rate was poor, recording just 30.7 per cent. read more

It will be very difficult to surpass what Bhubaneswar did as a host in the 2018 Men’s Hockey World Cup, says former hockey star Dilip Tirkey. read more

Pakistan had crashed out of the hockey World Cup in Bhubaneswar after suffering a devastating defeat at the hands of Belgium. read more

The Hockey World Cup is over, but there are many more tournaments to look forward to, says former hockey stalwart Sardar Singh. read more

When it comes to top-class planning in hockey, nobody does it better than Belgium, says former Indian player V Bhaskaran. read more

The Odisha World Cup shows us that India needs to catch up with other countries, says former hockey star Dilip Tirkey. read more

At the Bhubaneswar World Cup, Surender Kumar was a silver lining in India’s campaign, which ended with a 1-2 defeat against Netherlands in the quarter-finals. read more

Belgium won a tense penalty shootout 3-2 against three-times champions Netherlands to win their first men’s hockey World Cup title at Bhubaneswar’s Kalinga Stadium on Sunday read more

Tom Craig (9th, 19th, 34th minute) scored a hat-trick while Jeremy Hayward (57th, 60th) struck twice for Australia in the bronze medal play-off. read more