The Selection Policy
Sport is loved by many the world over. Yet how many people really know the sport they love? They may know individual teams, players or statistics and results from years gone by, but how many know how the sport is
For sports fans far and wide
Sport is loved by many the world over. Yet how many people really know the sport they love? They may know individual teams, players or statistics and results from years gone by, but how many know how the sport is
Sport used to be about competition. It was based around a tough contest when the whistle, siren or gun sounded and the forming of friendships once the contest was over. This was the case not only at the highest level
Last night at the Odisha Men’s Hockey World Cup the host nation India bowed out of the competition following a 2-1 defeat at the hands of the Netherlands. Their loss meant that no Asian team was left in the competition
Australia had already qualified from Pool B the question was who would make the crossover games. Ireland and England would meet in the last game and they would decide the outcome of the other three teams in the Pool. The
India so nearly booked their place in the Quarter-finals but a late Belgium equaliser means there is still plenty to play for in Pool C. Tonight Pool A are back in action. Will Argentina or New Zealand secure a victory