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When he was elected President of the International Hockey Federation in Dubai in November 2016 Dr Narinder Batra stated in his presentation prior to voting, “I would like to take Hockey across the globe, extend the boundaries.” He went on
It is great to see both live and local sport here in Australia starting to return, but will the sporting landscape ever be the same again? First up there are many sports who are going to feel the pinch as
The International Hockey Federation announced last week the qualification process for their World Cup events in 2022/23 via the Continental Championships. The qualifiers and the Continental Championships having been impacted by the postponement of the Olympic games. It was revealed
News from Lausanne last week that the International Hockey Federation had signed a ten-year deal with a company that is going to deliver digital media solutions and a “ground-breaking fan engagement service,” was no doubt music to many hockey fans
The postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Games will cost the International Olympic Committee “several hundred million dollars” of added costs President Thomas Bach told German newspaper Die Welt. In the same interview he went on to say that it
