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The team led by Harmanpreet Singh will play a five-match Series against Australia as part of their preparations for the FIH Odisha Hockey Men’s World Cup 2023 Bhubaneswar-Rourkela

Khel Today Bureau

Bengaluru: The Indian Men’s Hockey Team on Saturday left for Adelaide, Australia from the Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru for a five-match Series against the World No.1 side starting 26th November 2022.

The team led by Harmanpreet Singh and Vice Captained by Amit Rohidas will look at these matches as a litmus test ahead of the marquee FIH Odisha Hockey Men’s World Cup 2023 Bhubaneswar-Rourkela in January. “I think this is a great opportunity for us to test ourselves and the level we are at ahead of the World Cup. Australia is one of the top contenders for the Title, and playing against them will definitely help us in the lead up to the tournament,” expressed Harmanpreet Singh ahead of the team’s departure.

Harmanpreet further added that the team is excited to be back in Australia after a long time, and expressed gratitude towards Hockey Australia for hosting these matches. “I think we haven’t gone back to Australia after the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in 2018. As a team, we are excited and happy to play in Australia which offers unique playing conditions. We are hopeful the Indian hockey supporters in Adelaide will come and watch these matches and we are grateful to Hockey Australia for organizing these matches.”

India will play back-to-back matches on 26th and 27th November followed by their third match on 30th November. After a two-day break, the two teams will face off again on 3rd and 4th December and all matches will be played at the Mate Stadium in Adelaide. “These matches will be a true test of our fitness levels. Every game will be high in intensity and will draw focus on recovery process after each game. Every player will be looking to bring his ‘A’ game against Australia ahead of the final team selection for the World Cup” expressed Amit Rohidas.

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