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The Indian Men's Hockey Team will begin their campaign in Tokyo on 24 July when they take on New Zealand in their first-round robin league match. To gain the right momentum it will be very important to begin well, believes experienced forward Ramandeep Singh. "A lot will depend on how we fair in the first match. A good result against New Zealand will set the right momentum for the rest of the tournament," he said.  

The Indian Men's Hockey Team Goalkeeper Krishan B Pathak, who has played 50 matches for the national side, expressed that he is always in sync with the plans made by the Defenders during every match. He said that the coordination between the Defenders and the Goalkeeper is very crucial for a defence line of the team. 

With the clock ticking closer to 23 July when the Olympic Games 2020 officially kicks off in Tokyo, the eagerness to watch the Indian athletes achieve success is palpable. Expressing his excitement ahead of the most awaited global event, Olympian Tushar Khandker said the Indian Men's Hockey Team will be one of the strong contenders for a podium finish. "Definitely I am excited to watch the Olympics. I feel the way the team (Indian Men's Team) is doing right now; they are a strong contender to finish on the podium," stated Tushar who engaged in a free-wheeling conversation with Hockey Te Charcha, a podcast series initiated by Hockey India ahead of the Olympic Games. 

After the successful completion of the AHF Online Education Workshops exclusively for the Hockey India Coaches, Umpires and Technical Officials in each of the last eleven months, the Asian Hockey Federation (AHF) will conduct another set of Online Education Workshops during the period of June. A group of 12-30 Coaches and Umpires will be attending three AHF - HI Exclusive Online Education Workshops this month.