The Young Warriors: India's Junior Hockey Team Eyes Sultan of Johor Cup Glory

Indian junior men's hockey team gears up to face Japan in the Sultan of Johor Cup under the inspirational guidance of PR Sreejesh. Eager to reclaim their title after a past defeat to Germany, the team aims to reach the final through a series of tough matches, including against Great Britain and Malaysia.

The Indian junior men's hockey team is set to ignite the field against Japan as they kick off their campaign in the 12th Sultan of Johor Cup. Guided by their distinguished coach, PR Sreejesh, this marks the team's first outing under his leadership, following his illustrious Olympic career.

In previous encounters, India has showcased dominance over Japan, securing a 3-1 victory at the Junior Asia Cup in May 2023, and prevailing with a 5-1 win in the 2022 edition of the Sultan of Johor Cup, igniting hope and confidence in the squad.

Boasting new energetic talents eager to shine, the team, led by captain Amir Ali, is mentally and physically preparing for a series of challenging matches, including face-offs with Great Britain and hosts Malaysia, aiming to redeem themselves and clinch a spot in the finals on October 26.

(With inputs from agencies.)