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1 day ago · They will be witnessing a high-level international match after a decade after all,” Padma Shri Harbinder Singh, winner of the 1964 Tokyo gold, 1968 Mexico bronze, and 1972 Munich bronze at the Olympics commented. Zafar Iqbal, gold medallist at the 1980 Moscow Olympics and captain of the 1982 Asian Games silver-winning team in Delhi also ...
1 day ago · International hockey set to return to New Delhi after 10 years; veteran players Zafar Iqbal, Harbinder Singh hail Indian team Mr. Iqbal, a gold medallist at the 1980 Moscow Olympics and captain of ...
1 day ago · Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium: Former stalwarts of Indian hockey - Harbinder Singh and Zafar Iqbal - are excited to witness Harmanpreet Singh-led men's team in action against Germany at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi, for the first time in more than a decade.
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1 day ago · The general impression that the Indian hockey team concedes late goals has changed with its second successive Olympic bronze medal and the Harmanpreet Singh-led side is one of the best in the world in all aspects, feels the legendary Zafar Iqbal.
1 day ago · They will be witnessing a high-level international match after a decade after all,” Padma Shri Harbinder Singh, winner of the 1964 Tokyo Gold, 1968 Mexico Bronze, and 1972 Munich Bronze at the Olympics commented. Zafar Iqbal, Gold medallist at the 1980 Moscow Olympics and Captain of the 1982 Asian Games Silver winning team in Delhi also ...
1 day ago · Former stalwarts of Indian Hockey– Harbinder Singh and Zafar Iqbal are excited to witness the Indian Men's Hockey Team in action against Germany at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New ...
1 day ago · Iqbal and fellow legend Harbinder Singh, who won gold in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics and bronze in 1968 and 1972, are optimistic about the sport's resurgence with high-profile matches returning to the national capital. Singh hopes that these events will once again draw large crowds and rekindle widespread excitement for hockey in India.
