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Recognition At Hockey India Awards Is A Huge Motivating Factor For The Team: Harmanpreet
Hockey India Balbir Singh Sr: India captain Harmanpreet Singh's blistering form over the past year has found him on the list of several awards, including the FIH Player of the Year 2024, but what truly holds a special place in his heart is the Hockey India Balbir Singh Sr. Award for Player of the Year 2024 which is presented to the winner by the family member of the hockey great who was part of Indian Hockey's golden era. The awards were held earlier this month in New Delhi.
Speaking about the momentous occasion, Harmanpreet said, "This award is just so special for me. Not only is it presented by the family of one of the greatest players in India's hockey history, but the award is also presented in front of an audience that includes several hockey greats from the past and present. This year, the Hockey India Annual Awards were truly special, as we got to celebrate our achievements amidst the legends of 1975 Hockey World Cup."
He further highlighted that his individual success as a goal machine for India could not have been possible without the support of his teammates. "I obviously dedicate this award to them and my family who have stood by me like a rock. I have said this many times that if I am scoring goals then it is also their (my team) efforts," he said.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Words of encouragement from Prime Minister Narendra Modi have probably boosted India to win the Champions Trophy and the T20 World Cup, former India captain Krishnamachari Srikkanth wrote in a video posted on social media on Sunday. Srikkanth, the 1983 World Cup winner as part of Kapil's Devils, also said the biggest, greatest quality of PM Modi is that he makes everyone who meets him "feel important" and comfortable.
Heather Knight Steps Down As England Captain After Head Coach Jon Lewis Departure
Deputy Chief Executive Officer: Heather Knight has stepped down as England women's team captain after nearly nine years, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Saturday. The development comes a day after head coach Jon Lewis' departure following their 16-0 drubbing against Australia in the Ashes series. Knight will continue to be available for selection.
Hopeful To Finish Season With Series Win In NZ, Says Australia Skipper McGrath
New Zealand: Tahlia McGrath, Australia’s stand-in captain for their upcoming women’s T20I series against New Zealand, said the side is aiming to finish their 2024/25 international season on a high. The first of three T20Is between Australia and New Zealand will be held in Auckland on Friday.
BCCI Announce Cash Reward Of Rs 58 Cr For Champions Trophy-winning Indian Team
ICC Champions Trophy: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced a cash reward of Rs 58 crore for Team India after their triumph at the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 to honour the players, coaching and support staff and members of the selection committee.
Athletes Will Get Opportunities To Advance If Sports Get The Right Platform: Madan Lal
German Football Delegation: World Cup-winning cricketer Madan Lal has stressed the importance of promoting every sport to create opportunities for young players. He believes that when the right platform is provided, it will not only fuel interest in sports but also offer athletes the chance to grow and develop their careers.
'Got To A Point Where I Needed To Step Away For A Little Bit', Reveals Sophie Devine
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: After being named in New Zealand’s squad for the upcoming series against Australia, veteran all-rounder Sophie Devine revealed that a hectic cricketing schedule hit her much harder than expected and it reached a point where she had to go on a well-being break from the sport.
IPL 2025: The Confidence Ponting Gives To A Player Is Of Different Level, Says Iyer
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ACC U19 Asia Cup: Ahead of the start of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season, Rajasthan Royals (RR) have reflected on their plans for the youngest tournament recruit Vaibhav Suryavanshi.
Scotland Unveil Squad For ICC Women's Cricket World Cup Qualifier
Cricket World Cup: Scotland have revealed the 15-player squad that will attempt to be one of two teams to earn a place at this year's women's 50-over World Cup in India.
Annerie Dercksen Earns South Africa Women’s National Contract For First Time
Cricket South Africa: Pace-bowling all-rounder Annerie Dercksen earned her first South Africa women’s national contract. The inclusion of Annerie, 23, in the 15-member contracted players list announced by Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Monday comes at the expense of Lara Goodall and Delmi Tucker.
IPL 2025: MI Skipper Hardik Shares Simple Message 'believe In Yourself' For Young Players
Indian Premier League: The 2025 season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is now just a couple of days away, and Mumbai Indians’ skipper Hardik Pandya said his message for the youngsters coming into the ten-team tournament was to just believe in themselves and stay neutral amidst the highs and lows.
Bangladesh Need To Start Preparing The Team Immediately For 2027 World Cup: Mehidy Hasan Miraz
Bangla National Cricket Stadium: Mehidy Hasan Miraz remains hopeful about Bangladesh’s cricketing future, confident that the squad has enough experience to handle the transition following the recent retirements of key senior players.
WPL 2025: Full Credit To MI For The Way They Executed Their Plans, Says DC Coach Batty
After Delhi Capitals: After Delhi Capitals suffered their third straight defeat in a Women’s Premier League (WPL) final, head coach Jonathan Batty credited Mumbai Indians for the way in which they bowled and executed their plans to win the 2025 season at the Brabourne Stadium.
ICC Announces 2025 Women’s ODI WC Qualifier To Be Held In Lahore From April 9-19
ODI World Cup Qualifier: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced that the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup Qualifier will be held across two venues in Lahore from April 9-19. Six teams will compete for two places in the main event to be held in India in October-November. Australia, England, New Zealand, South Africa, and Sri Lanka, along with hosts India, have already qualified for the World Cup by virtue of finishing in the top six of the 10-team ICC Women’s Championship (2022-25).
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