Bangladesh men鈥檚 under-21 hockey team鈥檚 coach Siegfried Gottlieb Aikman on Saturday announced a 20-member squad for the forthcoming 2025 FIH Hockey Men鈥檚 Junior World Cup to be held in Tamil Nadu, India, from November 28 to December 10.
Bangladesh tasted their first win in the 12th AHF Men鈥檚 Asia Cup as they beat Chinese Taipei 8-3 in their Pool B second match at the Bihar Sports University Hockey Stadium in Rajgir, India, on Saturday.
Bangladesh hockey team suffered a 4-1 defeat to Malaysia in the 12th AHF Men鈥檚 Asia Cup opener at the Bihar Sports University Hockey Stadium in Rajgir, India on Friday.
Bangladesh begin their AHF Men鈥檚 Asia Cup campaign when they take on Malaysia in the eight-nation tournament opener at the Rajgir Hockey Stadium in Bihar, India, today.
Bangladesh Hockey Federation rued their lack of preparation and called up eight players from the Under-21 team as they announced an 18-member squad for the forthcoming AHF Men鈥檚 Asia Cup 2025 on Wednesday.
Bangladesh will participate in the forthcoming AHF Asia Cup hockey after Pakistan pulled out of the tournament due to security concerns.
Newly appointed Bangladesh Under-21 hockey coach Siegfried Gottlieb Aikman on Sunday urged his charges to deliver a strong performance in the 14th edition of the Men鈥檚 FIH Hockey Junior World Cup, to be held in Tamil Nadu, India, later this year...
Despite failing to qualify through the Men鈥檚 AHF Cup in April, the Bangladesh hockey team is expected to receive an opportunity to participate in the forthcoming Men鈥檚 Hockey Asia Cup, potentially replacing Pakistan, who may withdraw from the tournament.
Bangladesh鈥檚 Under-21 hockey team began their training camp at the Maulana Bhashani National Hockey Stadium in Dhaka today, ahead of the FIH Hockey Men鈥檚 Junior World Cup 2025.
The Bangladesh women鈥檚 hockey team clinched the bronze medal in their maiden appearance at the AHF Women鈥檚 Under-18 Asia Cup with a 6-2 win over Kazakhstan in the third place decider at the Dazhou National Hockey Training Centre in Dazhou, China, on Sunday.
Pakistan will not travel to India for upcoming hockey tournaments over 鈥榮ecurity鈥� concerns, government sources told AFP on Saturday, potentially jeopardising their place in next year\'s World Cup.
