Lalit Kumar Upadhyay

lalit kumar upadhyay, a hockey player, has retired after a long career. A sting operation once threatened his career. He overcame that challenge and debuted for India six years later. Lalit was part of the Olympic bronze-winning teams in Tokyo and Paris. He played 183 matches and scored 67 goals.

Indian men's hockey team forward lalit kumar upadhyay is the lone player from Uttar Pradesh who has made it to the 18-member hockey squad for Commonwealth Games.

The Indian men's hockey team clinched a thrilling victory over Argentina, prevailing 5-4 in a shootout after a 2-2 draw in regulation time. Mandeep Singh and lalit kumar upadhyay netted for India, while Argentina scored from penalty corners. Harmanpreet Singh and Sukhjeet Singh shone in the shootout. Despite Argentina's pressure, India held on, setting up a clash with Belgium next.

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The current table toppers India will play Belgium on June 11 and 12 in Antwerp, followed by matches against the Netherlands on June 18 and 19 in Rotterdam. The team will be captained by Amit Rohidas and vice-captained by Harmanpreet Singh.

The Indian men's hockey team left for Johannesburg on Friday for its FIH Pro League showdowns against South Africa and France from February 8 to 13 with senior forward lalit kumar upadhyay and mid-fielder Jaskaran Singh ruled out at the last minute due to "illness".

A few new faces were picked as Hockey India on Tuesday announced a 33-member men's senior core group to prepare for major international tournaments this year starting with the FIH Hockey Pro League next month.

Bengaluru, Oct 6 () Goalkeeper PR Sreejesh will lead an 18-member Indian men's hockey team in the fourth Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) to be held in Kuantan, Malaysia from October 20 to 30.

Bengaluru, Oct 6 () Goalkeeper PR Sreejesh will lead an 18-member Indian men's hockey team in the fourth Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) to be held in Kuantan, Malaysia from October 20 to 30.

Ace drag-flicker Harmanpreet Singh will lead the Indian men's hockey team in the next leg of the FIH Hockey Pro League in Europe, which will be newly-appointed coach Craig Fulton's first assignment and see the return of attacking midfielder Simranjeet Singh

Goalkeeper PR Sreejesh will lead an 18-member Indian men's hockey team in the fourth Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) to be held in Kuantan, Malaysia from October 20 to 30.

Indian men's hockey team maintained a hundred per cent record in their Tour of Belgium defeating reigning World and European champions Belgium. World No. 5 India won all five matches, beating Belgium 2-0 in the opening match, and registering 6-1 and 5-1 wins over Spain in the next two games, before finishing off their Tour with two more wins (2-1 and 5-1).

India midfielder Manpreet Singh will take over the captaincy from PR Sreejesh in the Asian Champions Trophy in Muscat next month, marking the hockey team's first major tournament after the retirement of Sardar Singh.

The 32 members, announced by Hockey India, will report to chief coach Graham Reid for the two-week camp ahead of their Pro League debut against the Netherlands on January 18 and 19.

Olympic bronze medal-winning captain Manpreet Singh will lead a 20-member Indian men's hockey team, which doesn't feature veteran goalkeeper PR Sreejesh, at next month's Asian Champions Trophy in Dhaka.

Members of the historic Olympic bronze medal winning Indian men's hockey team, including skipper Manpreet Singh and veteran goalkeeper PR Sreejesh, will join the ongoing national camp in Bhubaneswar on Sunday ahead of next month's Hero Asian Champions Trophy in Dhaka.

The men's national hockey camp has begun at the SAI Centre under Chief Coach Craig Fulton, focusing on fitness, conditioning, and recent performance evaluation. The 36-member core group is preparing for the upcoming Pro League matches in Europe, with new talents being closely observed.

Ace drag-flicker Harmanpreet Singh will lead the Indian men's hockey team at the FIH Pro League matches in Bhubaneswar and Rourkela, key to their preparation for the Paris Olympics.

Forwards Akashdeep Singh and Sumit Kumar have been replaced in the Indian hockey team which left for the Champions Trophy in Breda, Netherlands, late on Monday night. Both the players are nursing injuries.

The Indian men's hockey team is ready to compete in the upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou. They will face tough opponents in Pool A, including Pakistan, Japan, and Uzbekistan. The top two teams from each pool will advance to the semi-finals.

lalit kumar upadhyay is one of five forwards left out of the Indian men's hockey team for the upcoming Asian Champions Trophy in Chennai. Abhishek, Pawan, Dilpreet Singh, and Simranjeet Singh, currently with the Indian squad in Spain, also missed the cut for the tournament.

India's ladies too have had similar, strong showings with 8-0 and 21-0 wins over Indonesia and Kazakhstan, respectively.

Defender Amit Rohidas will continue to lead the 22-member Indian men's hockey team in its next FIH Pro League tie against Germany, starting here on Thursday.

Hockey India on Friday named 48 players for a 21-day national camp ahead of the FIH men's Champions Trophy in Breda, the Netherlands.

Hockey India on Sunday announced the selection of a 39-member senior men's core group for the upcoming national camp. The camp is scheduled to take place from June 26 to July 19 at the Sports Authority of India (SAI) Centre in Bengaluru.

India on Monday named a full-strength 18-member senior men's hockey squad for the Commonwealth Games with Manpreet Singh returning as captain and drag-flicker Harmanpreet Singh as his deputy.