Indian men's hockey team was already in good shape and will now strive to become an ever better side, striker Simranjeet Singh said on Wednesday, promising to utilise the time in hand due to postponement of the Tokyo Olympics.
Simranjeet said the eight-time champions have got more time to analyse their game.
"It's disappointing that the Olympics have been postponed to next year. We have been in fantastic rhythm since last year and the team was building up well for the Olympics. But, the well-being of the people is more important than anything else and the best decision has been taken," he said.
"We should certainly utilise the next year to become an even better side. We will ensure that we work harder and produce great results on the field."
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