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If India play to their potential, no one can stop them: Riaz

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November 26, 2025

FORMER India player, coach and current member of the national selection committee Mohammed Riaz is confident of a good show by India in the FIH Junior Men’s hockey World Cup to be played in Tamil Nadu from November 28.

- ASHOK VENUGOPAL @Chennai

“We have a good team that covers all the bases and Iam sure that the team will do well at the junior world cup. The boys had a camp and now they are having practice matches at SDAT-MRC Stadium, so the preparations are going smoothly and if they play to their potential no one can stop them,” Riaz told this daily. “You see the team (junior) is playing for the past six to eight months. So the coordination, all those things are good. So when the players are playing for a long time together the combination is bound to be good,” he added.

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