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  Hazara girls proud to represent Balochistan in NationaL Jr Hockey

  Balochistan National Junior women hockey team captain Zarina Hussain termed her teams’ performance in the National Women Junior Hockey Championship as more than what they had expected.
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  Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: PHF changes coaching staff for tournament

  The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) on Sunday announced the appointment of head coach Khawaja Junaid and assistant coaches Mohammad Sarwar and Mohammad Rafiq for the upcoming Sultan Azlan Shah Cup,
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  Hockey coaches clinic

  A five-day clinic for coaches under the aegis of the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) begins in Lahore on Monday. Earlier, the PHF have organised similar clinics at Karachi and Peshawar.
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  Wins for Sindh, Punjab, Railways, KP in National Junior Hockey.

  Sindh, Punjab (Whites), Pakistan Railways and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Whites) on Sunday won their respective matches in the ongoing National Junior Hockey Championship
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  KP, Army, Punjab, Balochistan win

  Khyber Pakhtun­khawa (W), Army, Punjab (W) and Balochistan registered victories in the 35th National Junior Hockey Championship at the National Hockey Stadium here on Thursday.
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  Punjab, Islamabad in National Jr Women Hockey semis

  Punjab Colours, Islamabad, Punjab Whites and Pakistan Board teams qualified for the semifinals
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  Credit for SAF Games hockey win goes to PHF

  Pakistan Whites team manager Shahid Pervaiz Bhandara on Wednesday said the credit of Pakistan ‘A’ victory in the recently held SAF games goes to the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF).
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  Wapda down Railways in thriller at National Jr Hockey

  Punjab Colours, Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC), National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) and Wapda registered wins on the first day of the 35th National Junior Hockey Championship at the National Hockey Stadium here on Wednesday.
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  U-21 national hockey starts today

  A total of nine departments and seven provincial teams will feature in the 35th edition of Under-21 National Hockey Cham­pionship, which begins at the National Hockey Sta­dium here on Wednesday.
  
  
  
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  Former PSB boss slams government for SAG fiasco

  Former Director General of Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) Brig (retd) Arif Siddiqui said on Monday that Pakistan’s performance at the recent South Asian Games in India was the “worst ever” in history.