Something about Indian hockey just does not seem right. We have lost out on our attacking flair, in trying to cope up with the astro-turf surface and are seemingly relying on grooming one dimensional players in the Sohail Abbas mould - the so called penalty corner specialists. Post the Dhanraj Pillay era and an Arjun Halappa will not match a Pillay unless you are talking about the hairstyle, the penalty corner conversions hold a great deal of significance.
And when you have a player like Sandeep Singh with an above 50% success rate in penalty corners indisposed in a freak accident and unable to take the field, it just gets harder.
First Jugraj's car accident and now Sandeep.
This should be an opportunity for the team to prove the critics and there is no better time than now.
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Unlucky Indian hockey - on and off the field
Posted by Jason at 9:46 AM
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