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Hockey World Cup 2018: China enter crossovers despite heavy loss to Australia; England dash Ireland hopes

In the crossovers, China will take on France on 10 December, while England will face New Zealand the same day.

Hockey World Cup 2018: Three-time champions Australia become first team to qualify for quarter-finals by beating England

After the barren three quarters, Australia looked a completely different side in the final 15 minutes of the game as they pumped in two goals in a span of four minutes to race to a 2-0 lead.

Hockey World Cup 2018: Defending champions Australia seek hat-trick of titles to cap successful year

Australia will open their campaign against Ireland on 30 November, before taking on England (4 December), and China (7 December). Here's a quick primer on the team.

Indian Men's hockey team rises to fifth in FIH rankings, Women become highest-ranked Asian team at ninth place

Both the Indian men's and women's hockey teams improved their standings in the FIH rankings, with the women's team rising to ninth and the men's team reaching fifth place.

Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2018: India's hockey team captain Sardar Singh confident of good show

India's hockey captain Sardar Singh says his side has enough fire power to tackle strong opponents such as World No 1 Australia and reigning Olympic champions Argentina at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup

Highlights, Hockey World League Final 2017: Australia win their second title, India hold on to bronze

Catch the live score and updates from summit clash between Australia and Argentina at the Hockey World League Final 2017, taking place at the Kalinga Stadium.

Highlights, India vs Australia, Hockey World League Final 2017, Scores and Updates: Hosts begin campaign with 1-1 draw

Catch live score and updates from India's opening match against Australia at the Hockey World League Final 2017.

Hockey World League Final 2017: India head coach Sjoerd Marijne urges players to believe in themselves

India will be fielding a mix of youth and experience for the HWL Final, including as many as four players from last year's Junior World Cup-winning squad.

India hockey coach Sjoerd Marijne says team will remain at No 6 unless they improve ball-intercepting skills

Hockey coach Sjoerd Marijne on Tuesday warned that India will always remain at number six in the world rankings if the players don't improve their ball-intercepting skills.