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Japanese youngster was better than Bajrang though thought he should have been fouled out. The first instant was missed by referee. If he had warned for that he would surely be fouled out.

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Indians in Action Today

 

UWW Wrestling World Championships 

FS

65 :- Bajrang looses in Finals

 

ATP 500 Tour

Basel :- Divj/Artem play in Rd1

             Rohan/Marcel move into QF

 

FIH Asian Champions Trophy

India  -  Malaysia

 

BWF French Open

 

ATP Challenger Tour

Lizhou:- Ramkumar, Prajnesh play in Rd1

              Sumit loose in Rd1

              Ramkumar/Alexandr, Arjun/Yaraslav play in Rd1

              Balaji/Saketh move into QF

Brest:- Paes/Miguel, Jeevan/Austin  play in Rd1

 

ITF Tennis

Vietnam:-

Egypt:-

China:-

Egypt:-

Portugal:-

Tunisia:-

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India will host one of the men's FIH Hockey Series Finals from June 6 to 16, a tournament from where two teams will make the cut for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics qualifiers.

Besides hosts India, other teams in the event are Asian Games champions Japan, Mexico, Polland, Russia, South Africa, USA. One more team is yet to be confirmed

 

The women's competition will be hosted by Ireland (June 8 to 16), Japan (June 15 to 23) and Valencia (June 19 to 27).

The Indian women will feature in the Japan leg of the Hockey Series Finals which will also have Chile, Fiji, hosts Japan, Mexico, Poland, Russia and Uruguay.

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13 hours ago, Prakash said:

India will host one of the men's FIH Hockey Series Finals from June 6 to 16, a tournament from where two teams will make the cut for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics qualifiers.

Besides hosts India, other teams in the event are Asian Games champions Japan, Mexico, Polland, Russia, South Africa, USA. One more team is yet to be confirmed

 

The women's competition will be hosted by Ireland (June 8 to 16), Japan (June 15 to 23) and Valencia (June 19 to 27).

The Indian women will feature in the Japan leg of the Hockey Series Finals which will also have Chile, Fiji, hosts Japan, Mexico, Poland, Russia and Uruguay.

India was correct in playing Hockey Series rather than Hockey Pro league.

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hace 23 minutos, Prashanth said:

India was correct in playing Hockey Series rather than Hockey Pro league.

 

No, anyone that reads the format closely will arrive to this same conclusion: it makes absolutely no difference. Both indian teams have a high ranking so there's almost no chance they won't qualify for the olympic play-offs. Even if both teams finish last place in this hockey series they will still reach the play-offs 99% sure because there are some remaining spots that will be given by ranking. So hockey series doesn't matter for India.

 

 

The only actual difference is that while waiting for the play-offs your teams will be "warming up" with the likes of Mexico, Poland or Fiji instead of Netherlands, Germany or Australia if they were in the pro league.... 

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Indians in Action Today

 

UWW Wrestling World Championships 

WFS

 

 

ATP 500 Tour

Basel :- Divj/Artem play in Rd1

             Rohan/Marcel move into QF

 

FIH Asian Champions Trophy

India 0 - 0 Malaysia

 

BWF French Open

 

 

ATP Challenger Tour

Lizhou:- Prajnesh play in Rd2

             Ramkumar looses in Rd1

              Ramkumar/Alexandr play in Rd1

              Arjun/Yaraslav, Balaji/Saketh move into QF

Brest:- Paes/Miguel move into QF

            Jeevan/Austin  play in Rd1

 

ITF Tennis

Vietnam:-

Egypt:-

China:-

Egypt:-

Tunisia:-

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8 minutes ago, LDOG said:

 

No, anyone that reads the format closely will arrive to this same conclusion: it makes absolutely no difference. Both indian teams have a high ranking so there's almost no chance they won't qualify for the olympic play-offs. Even if both teams finish last place in this hockey series they will still reach the play-offs 99% sure because there are some remaining spots that will be given by ranking. So hockey series doesn't matter for India.

 

 

The only actual difference is that while waiting for the play-offs your teams will be "warming up" with the likes of Mexico, Poland or Fiji instead of Netherlands, Germany or Australia if they were in the pro league.... 

True that we have lesser known teams, Have Sultan Azlan Shah to get that practice. I agree top class team matches would be missed by India in the run-up to the Olympics.

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hace 1 minuto, Prashanth said:

True that we have lesser known teams, Have Sultan Azlan Shah to get that practice. I agree top class team matches would be missed by India in the run-up to the Olympics.

 

It's more of a danger for your women's team since they won't have any significant competition until then, while potential play-off opponents like China or USA will be in pro league gaining experience and good ranking points for the seeding.

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2 minutes ago, LDOG said:

 

It's more of a danger for your women's team since they won't have any significant competition until then, while potential play-off opponents like China or USA will be in pro league gaining experience and good ranking points for the seeding.

Yaa very much correct, I am scared for them actually rather than men team. we need to get good teams for the international practice matches or else its going to be very difficult.

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