The Indian men’s and women’s hockey teams have set their sights on performing their best at the 100th Anniversary Spanish Hockey Federation – International Tournament in Terrassa, Spain. This tournament holds significance for both teams as they face tough competition from formidable rivals.
For the Indian men’s hockey team, this tournament serves as crucial preparation ahead of the Hero Asian Champions Trophy, which is scheduled to take place in Chennai from August 3 to 12. The team will be able to test their skills and tactics against top teams like England, the Netherlands, and host nation Spain, helping them fine-tune their strategies before the Asian Champions Trophy and the Hangzhou Asian Games.
“The tournament in Spain presents an ideal platform for us to fine-tune our strategies and measure our abilities against formidable opponents. This crucial event will serve as a litmus test, enabling us to identify areas for improvement, ultimately playing a pivotal role in our preparations for both the prestigious Asian Champions Trophy and the highly anticipated Asian Games,” India men’s team captain Harmanpreet Singh stated.
“We hold a strong belief that this valuable exposure will elevate our performance and fortify our readiness to tackle the forthcoming challenges.” On the other hand, the Indian women will look to get off to a good start in the tournament by winning the first game.
Similarly, the Indian women’s hockey team will also face tough challenges, as they compete against England and Spain in the tournament. This event provides them with an excellent opportunity to identify and work on their weaknesses before the Asian Games, a tournament of significant importance.
“The Spain tour is an excellent opportunity for us to bounce back and demonstrate resilience and determination. Throughout the tour, our primary focus will be on fostering a cohesive team spirit and executing our strategies,” India women’s team skipper Savita stated.
Participating in the 100th Anniversary Spanish Hockey Federation – International Tournament is seen as crucial in the pursuit of success at the Asian Games. The experience gained from competing against strong international teams will offer invaluable insights into the teams’ strengths and areas that need improvement, ultimately helping them enhance their overall performance.
Overall, both the men’s and women’s Indian hockey teams are determined to make the most out of this tournament, using it as a steppingstone towards achieving success at the upcoming Asian Games.
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