Indian hockey crew introduced for Paris Olympics (Photograph-AFP)

The Indian hockey crew, which gained the bronze medal within the Tokyo Olympics, is now able to shine within the Paris Olympics. Hockey India has introduced the Indian hockey crew for the Paris Olympics, which shall be captained by Harmanpreet Singh whereas Hardik Singh would be the vice-captain. The Indian hockey crew has some senior gamers who performed within the final Olympics in addition to 5 gamers who will make their debut within the Olympics. Indian gamers are at present busy making ready for the Olympics within the nationwide camp on the SAI middle in Bengaluru.

Indian hockey crew introduced

The Indian crew, which gained the bronze medal in Tokyo Olympics 2020, has been positioned in Pool B together with defending champion Belgium, Australia, Argentina, New Zealand and Eire. The highest 4 groups within the pool factors desk will attain the quarter-finals. This time India should play a stronger sport than final time to vary the color of its medal. This crew, geared up with skilled and younger gamers, has the ability to do that feat.

Huge issues concerning the Indian crew

Allow us to let you know that skilled goalkeeper PR Sreejesh and midfielder Manpreet Singh will take part within the Olympics for the fourth time whereas this shall be captain Harmanpreet’s third Olympics. Harmanpreet Singh, Sanjay, Raj Kumar Pal, Abhishek and Sukhjeet Singh will play within the Olympics for the primary time. The large information is that Neelkant Sharma, who was a part of the crew within the final Olympics, has been stored within the substitute participant. Dilpreet Singh has not even obtained an opportunity within the crew. Goalkeeper Krishna Pathak would be the substitute participant for the second consecutive Olympics.

Group India’s protection could have Harmanpreet Singh, Jarmanpreet, Amit Rohidas, Sumit and Sanjay. Whereas the midfield consists of Pal, Shamsher Singh, Manpreet Singh, Hardik Singh and Vivek Sagar Prasad. Forwards embody Abhishek, Sukhjeet, Lalit Kumar Upadhyay, Mandeep Singh and Gurjant Singh. Other than Pathak and Neelkant, defender Jugraj Singh is India’s third substitute participant.