In the Asia Cup Hockey 2025, India and China qualified from Pool A for the Super 4 stage, while Malaysia and South Korea advanced from Pool B. India vs Korea hockey match on September 3 at 7:30 PM IST
India goal scorers - Abhishek: 4 (Field), Sukhjeet: 3 (Field), Amit Rohidas: 1 (PC), Harmanpreet: 1 (PC), Gujraj: 3 (1 PC) (2 PS); Rajinder: 1 (Field), Dilpreet 1 (Field), Sanjay 1 (PC)
The live streaming of the Asia Cup 2025 hockey matches of September 1 will be available on the Sony LIV app and website in India
Hockey Asia Cup 2025 highlights, India vs Japan: India will now face Kazakhstan on Monday with hopes of ending the group stages unbeaten
The live streaming of the Asia Cup 2025 hockey matches on August 31 will be available on the Sony LIV app and website in India
India, despite a fighting win over China, are placed second in the Pool A points table after the first day's matches
The live streaming of the Asia Cup 2025 hockey matches on August 29 will be available on the Sony LIV app and website in India
Sony Ten 1 HD/SD will live telecast India vs China hockey match in Asia Cup 2025 from 3 PM IST. The live streaming of Asia Cup 2025 is available on Sony LIV application and website
Hockey Asia Cup 2025 starts Aug 29 in Rajgir, Bihar. Eight teams compete for a World Cup 2026 berth. Check schedule, format, teams and live streaming.
The tournament will take place at the state-of-the-art Rajgir Hockey Stadium, marking a landmark moment for hockey in the region.
The live telecast of the Asia Cup Hockey 2025 matches will be available on Sony Sports Network in India
Seasoned mid-fielder Salima Tete was on Thursday retained as captain of a 20-member Indian women's hockey team for the Asia Cup to be held in Hangzhou, China from September 5 to 14. The tournament assumes added significance as the winner will secure a direct berth in the 2026 FIH Women's Hockey World Cup. India has been drawn in Pool B, where it will face Japan, Thailand, and Singapore. The team will open its campaign against Thailand on September 5, followed by a clash with Japan on September 6. India will play their final pool-stage match against Singapore on September 8. "We are excited about the squad we have selected for the women's Asia Cup in Hangzhou," Chief Coach Harendra Singh said in a press release issued by Hockey India. The 27-year-old Salima has been an integral part of the team for a while after being appointed captain last year. "The group has been training with great intensity, and we have tried to strike the right balance between experienced campaigners and you
Pakistan out, Bangladesh & Kazakhstan in: Asia Cup Hockey 2025 to begin Aug 29 in Rajgir, Bihar. India drawn with China, Japan, Kazakhstan in Pool A.
India will draw inspiration from their historic 3-2 triumph over Australia at the Paris 2024 Olympics, their first Olympic victory against the Aussies since the 1972 Munich Games.
The India vs Australia 1st hockey match will take place on August 15, 2025. IND vs AUS 1st hockey match will begin at 3:30 PM IST.
Captain Harmanpreet Singh on Friday said that facing the formidable Australian team on their home turf will help the Indian men's hockey team identify key areas for improvement ahead of this month's Asia Cup, which also serves as a World Cup qualifier. The Indian team departed in the early hours for Australia, where they will play a crucial four-match series against the hosts at Perth Hockey Stadium from August 15 to 21. "Playing Australia in their home conditions is always a great challenge, and that's exactly what we need at this stage of our preparations," Harmanpreet said before the team's departure. "We're treating this series as a key part of our build-up to the Asia Cup. The focus is on improving as a unit, testing ourselves against strong opposition, and building the momentum we need heading into Rajgir, he added. These matches will help us pinpoint the areas that need sharpening before the Asia Cup, and we're excited about the opportunity to play high-intensity hockey agai
India, on Monday, included young defender Poovanna CB in the 24-member men's hockey team to be led by ace drag flicker Harmanpreet Singh for the four-match Tour of Australia, starting August 15 in Perth. The assignment will serve as an exposure tour for the team ahead of the all-important Asia Cup at home in Rajgir from August 29, which is also a World Cup Qualifier. "We are heading to Perth Australia to sharpen up ahead of the Asia Cup in Bihar. The focus will be on improving our physical conditioning and technical execution through quality training and warm up matches," chief coach Craig Fulton said. Fulton also spoke about testing youngsters in the squad and giving them the exposure ahead of important outings. "We have brought in some younger players to give them valuable exposure and test combinations under pressure. This camp is a key part of our preparation and a chance to build individual and team momentum before competing at home. The team will feature Krishan Pathak and S
All the matches of the four-match hockey series between India and Australia will be played at the Perth Hockey Stadium
As part of its preparations for the upcoming Asia Cup, the Indian men's hockey team will tour Australia for a friendly four-match series in Perth from August 15 to 21. The eighth-ranked Indian team will be playing the sixth-ranked hosts on August 15, 16, 19, and 21 at the same venue. The Asia Cup is due to be held in Rajgir, Bihar from August 29 to September 7. The continental showpiece offers a direct qualification spot for next year's FIH World Cup to the tournament winner. "This tour comes at a crucial time for us, just ahead of the Hero Asia Cup in Bihar. While these are technically friendly matches, they form a very important part of our preparation phase," India chief coach Craig Fulton said in a statement issued by Hockey India. "Playing against a team like Australia will test us in all aspects - both on the ball and off it - and that is exactly what we need to sharpen up before a major tournament," he added. Fulton said the side has completed a 10-day training block. "...
The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has informed the sport's global governing body FIH that it will be "difficult" for them to send a team to India for the Asia Cup next month because of "security concerns". Tariq Bugti, who heads the PHF, said they had written to the FIH and Asian Hockey Federation (AHF), expressing their reservations over sending the team to India. "We have informed them that in the existing scenario, our team will face security risks playing in India," he said. "We have informed them our players are also not keen to travel to India for the Asia Cup which is also a direct qualifying tournament," he added. The PHF chief said the ball is now in the court of the FIH and AHF to decide about the event and Pakistan's matches. "We have asked them to let us know what guarantee is there that our players will be safe in India and will be able to focus on the tournament," he said. The Pakistan government is yet to come out with an official statement on the issue but rece