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After Euro leg lesson, Fulton seeks turn in fortunes
July 09, 2025
|The Morning Standard
INDIA men's hockey team coach Craig Fulton on Tuesday took full responsibility for India's poor run in the European leg of the Pro League which ended their hopes of qualifying for next year's World Cup through the competition.
He vowed to 'fix' things with a perfect show at the Asia Cup to secure a spot. India were third with 15 points after eight home games in Bhubaneswar but could only add three more during the European stretch to finish eighth in the nine-team league. "We have to man up and be accountable. I want to fix it. And they know they can fix it."
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