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News for 08 December 2021

All the news for Wednesday 8 December 2021


Donghae Women's Asian Champions Trophy 2021 - 8 December
Donghae City

All times GMT +9

8 Dec 2021     THA v CHN (RR)     0 - 8
8 Dec 2021     KOR v IND (RR)     Postponed - Covid

9 Dec 2021 11:00     JPN v THA (RR)    
9 Dec 2021 13:15     CHN v IND (RR)    

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Pool Standings

Rank Team Played Wins Draws Losses Goals For Goals Against Goal Difference Points
1 Japan 2 2 0 0 4 2 2 6
2 India 1 1 0 0 13 0 13 3
3 China 2 1 0 1 10 3 7 3
4 Korea 2 1 0 1 3 1 2 3
5 Thailand 3 0 0 3 0 24 -24 0


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Covid-19 penalty blow for the women in ACT

By Jugjet Singh


Nasihin Nubli

THE women's Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) turned into a nightmarish Covid-19 experience for Malaysia as they were removed from the tournament yesterday.





Indian women's hockey player tests positive for Covid-19 at the Asian Champions Trophy

A Hockey India source confirmed that one player has tested positive, resulting in the cancellation of the team's next match against South Korea


The Indian women's hockey team (Source: Times of India)

A member of the Indian women's hockey team participating in the Asian Champions Trophy has tested positive for Covid-19, resulting in the cancellation of its match against hosts and defending champions Korea on Wednesday.





Hockey juniors need more matches

As some of the best hockey-playing youngsters in the world showcased their tricks and flicks at the junior World Cup in Bhubaneswar over the last 10 days, one thing stood out.


Players of India celebrate after win against Poland during FIH Hockey Men's Junior World Cup at Kalinga Hockey Stadium in Bhubaneswar. (Photo| Biswanath Swain, EPS)

As some of the best hockey-playing youngsters in the world showcased their tricks and flicks at the junior World Cup in Bhubaneswar over the last 10 days, one thing stood out. India’s junior boys just don’t play enough competitive hockey. Sure, most of them may satisfy Malcolm Gladwell’s ‘10,000 hours of practice’ theory but all of them have a fair way to go before they can turn into experts. The main reason for that seems to be their lack of proper match practice.





France Hockey Growing in Leaps and Bounds



France ’s bronze medal finish at the 12th Junior Men’s Hockey World Cup should not be seen like any lesser-known hockey nation that is out to surprise the hockey world. France looked every bit a side that was ready to give every side a run for their money. The manner in which Les Bleus stormed into the semifinal stage left no one in doubt that they have the ammunition to go the distance. Their semifinal match was a one bad day in office, where they were outduelled by eventual champions Argentina in a shootout. Interestingly, the French outfit did not qualify for the 2016 Junior World Cup – how can one forget how they wowed all and sundry, entering the final of the 2013 Junior Men’s Hockey World Cup at New Delhi, where they were pipped 2-5 by Germany in the title tilt. Along the great tourney journey France had beaten the likes of Spain, Belgium and Malaysia.





National hockey teams set for Jamhuri tourney

By  Agnes Makhandia

Kenya’s men’s and women’s hockey teams will use the Daikyo Japan Motors Jamhuri tournament set for this weekend at the Mombasa Sports Club (MSC) as a build up to next year’s Africa Cup of Nations.





Chris Duncan appointed Scotland Senior Women’s Head Coach



Scottish Hockey is delighted to announce that Chris Duncan has been appointed as the Head Coach of Scotland women on a three-year contract.





O’Grady relishes Euro debut a year to the day since cancer diagnosis



When Ireland’s Under-21 men line out on Friday at the EuroHockey Indoor Championships II in Porto, it will be another significant milestone in the regeneration of the shortened version of the sport.





Hockey Wales U21s withdraw from Junior Men's Indoor Euros



Hockey Wales are sad to report that our Junior Men’s team will no longer compete in the Men’s EuroHockey Indoor Junior Championship this weekend.





Fay Davison (MBE)



It is with much sadness that we advise of the passing of Fay Davison MBE, a Life Member and friend of Hockey Wales

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