Ahead of the second round of the Hockey World Series, which would be the indicator to qualify for the World Cup and the Olympics, Indian hockey team coach, Michael Nobbs has said that the team needed to be more consistent in international contests. Speaking to mediapersons after his team's practice session, Nobbs said that unlike the top hockey teams in the world, the Indian side lacked the consistency and only needed some more time to stamp their mark on the world stage. India hockey team lacking consistency: Michael Nobbs
Ahead of the second round of the Hockey World Series, which would be the indicator to qualify for the World Cup and the Olympics, Indian hockey team coach, Michael Nobbs has said that the team needed to be more consistent in international contests. Speaking to mediapersons after his team's practice session, Nobbs said that unlike the top hockey teams in the world, the Indian side lacked the consistency and only needed some more time to stamp their mark on the world stage. India hockey team lacking consistency: Michael Nobbs
Ahead of the second round of the Hockey World Series, which would be the indicator to qualify for the World Cup and the Olympics, Indian hockey team coach, Michael Nobbs has said that the team needed to be more consistent in international contests. Speaking to mediapersons after his team's practice session, Nobbs said that unlike the top hockey teams in the world, the Indian side lacked the consistency and only needed some more time to stamp their mark on the world stage. India hockey team lacking consistency: Michael Nobbs
Ahead of the second round of the Hockey World Series, which would be the indicator to qualify for the World Cup and the Olympics, Indian hockey team coach, Michael Nobbs has said that the team needed to be more consistent in international contests. Speaking to mediapersons after his team's practice session, Nobbs said that unlike the top hockey teams in the world, the Indian side lacked the consistency and only needed some more time to stamp their mark on the world stage. U.S. tennis mourns as San Jose Open bids farewell
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India hockey team lacking consistency: Michael Nobbs
Ahead of the second round of the Hockey World Series, which would be the indicator to qualify for the World Cup and the Olympics, Indian hockey team coach, Michael Nobbs has said that the team needed to be more consistent in international contests. Speaking to mediapersons after his team's practice session, No bbs said that unlike the top hockey teams in the world, the Indian side lacked the consistency and only needed some more time to stamp their mark on the world stage. Stewart pleased with fourth place and new car
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