Harmanpreet Singh Lauds Team's Resilience as India Eye Paris Olympics

The Indian men's hockey team captain Harmanpreet Singh praised his team's resilience and teamwork in their recent FIH Pro League campaign. India finished with 24 points from 16 matches and is currently fourth in the standings. The tournament has provided valuable lessons as the team prepares for the Paris Olympics.

The Indian men's hockey team captain, Harmanpreet Singh, lauded his team's resilience and teamwork during their FIH Pro League campaign, stating that the experience has been vital in their preparation for the Paris Olympics.

India concluded the Pro League with 24 points from 16 matches, including five wins, three shootout victories, five defeats, and three shootout losses. The team is currently ranked fourth in the points tally.

'The FIH Pro League 2023-24 has been an incredible journey for us,' Harmanpreet Singh said in a Hockey India release. He highlighted significant victories against teams like the Netherlands, Argentina, and Germany, which underscored the squad's hard work and determination. Harmanpreet, who finished as the top scorer for India with 12 goals, emphasized that this tournament has been crucial in identifying strengths and areas for improvement as the team gears up for the Paris Olympics.

The upcoming camp in Bengaluru will be vital for focusing on specific aspects of their game, ensuring the team is fully prepared for the global stage.

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