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Hockey WC: Jugraj sees his reflection in Harmanpreet, calls him trump card

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By Mona Parthsarathi
| The Pioneer (India) Verified
Former India drag-flicker Jugraj Singh sees shades of his own aggressive game in Harmanpreet Singh, terming him “trump card” at the FIH World Cup, beginning this week. A product of the Surjit Hockey Academy like Harmanpreet, Jugraj said the India captain’s aggressive approach often reminds him of his own playing days. “His style is exactly like mine. His playing style and aggression remind me of myself. I see my reflection in him,” Jugraj said.
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Harmanpreet Singh is India's 'trump card' at Hockey World Cup, says Jugraj Singh

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By Mona Parthsarathi
| Rediff.com Verified
Former India drag-flicker Jugraj Singh has hailed current captain Harmanpreet Singh as the 'trump card' for the upcoming FIH World Cup, praising his aggressive playing style and consistent ability to perform under pressure, making him one of the world's top three drag-flickers. IMAGE: Harmanpreet Singh is among the top three drag flickers in the world, feels Jugraj Singh.
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Women’s hockey WC: India’s journey from 1974-2022

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By Mona Parthsarathi
| The Pioneer (India) Verified
Indian hockey’s rich legacy is largely associated with the eight-time Olympic champion men’s team, but the women’s side has had a far more arduous journey, marked by inconsistent participation at the World Cup. From finishing fourth at the inaugural edition in France in 1974 to ending ninth in 2022, the India women have featured in only eight of the 15 editions of the tournament so far.
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