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Indian hockey coaches to use Pro League matches to get better insights ahead of CWG
Commonwealth Games, the Indian men's and women's hockey team coaches are looking at the upcoming FIH Pro League matches to gain better insights about the sides ahead of the multi-sport event. The Indian men's team is scheduled to play its next round of FIH Pro League matches against hosts Belgium (June 11 and June 12) and Netherlands (June 18 and June 19), while the women's side will play Belgium (June 11 and June 12), Argentina (June 18 and June 19) and the United States (June 21 and June 22). "With little less than two months for the CWG, we will utilise this time to ensure we are best prepared for the prestigious event. The Pro League matches will give us insights into the areas that require improvement ahead of the CWG," Indian men's team chief coach Reid said in a Hockey India statement. "We will reconvene the national camp for CWG in the last week of June and we will have a good three weeks to prepare before the contingent leaves for Birmingham."
Indian men's and women's hockey teams depart for FIH Pro League matches against Belgium
hockey teams on Wednesday left for Brussels ahead of the upcoming FIH Hockey Pro League scheduled to be held on June 11 and 12. Both the Indian teams will take on hosts Belgium in double-headers on June 11 and 12. "Obviously, we are excited for this trip as we have been given a great opportunity in the form of FIH Hockey Pro League games to play against some of the top teams in Europe," India women's team captain Savita said prior to the team's departure. Indian women's team is currently occupying the third spot in the FIH Pro League table with 22 points in eight games. They are only behind table leaders Argentina (38 points) and the Netherlands (second position- 26 points).
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Hockey Night in Canada: Rangers vs. Lightning, Game 4
Watch live on television and online on Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET as the New York Rangers take on the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 4 of their 2022 Stanley Cup playoffs Eastern Conference final series on Hockey Night in Canada.