Indian women's hockey team legend Vandana Katariya has announced her retirement from international hockey on Tuesday, April 1 ...

Hockey India has reduced the senior women’s core group from 65 to 40 after evaluating performances in the past two weeks of ...

Vandana Katariya has established an exceptional legacy in Indian women’s hockey, amassing 320 international caps and 158 ...

Women's hockey in India is witnessing an exciting period of growth, highlighting the immense potential of women players.

Hockey India has now been trimmed senior women's team core probable group from 65 to 40. Based on their performances over ...

In memory of Olympian Varinder Singh, an important member of the 1975 World Cup winning Indian hockey team, the third ...

This alliance focuses on preparing the next generation of women players with the support needed to train, compete and thrive, ...

She defied taunts for wearing shorts, she drowned out casteist and sexist slurs thrown her way by ignorant men, battled anaemia and poor musculature, and depression.

Vandana Katariya has announced her retirement from international hockey, calling it the toughest decision. This is by no ...

Vandana Katariya, India's veteran hockey player, retires to support team youth ahead of 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympics, ...

With 320 international appearances and 158 goals, Katariya departs as the most capped player in Indian women’s hockey history ...

With 320 International caps and 158 goals, Vandana brings to an end a 15-year career which included many highs with the ...