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THE WEEK India
|August 04, 2024
P.R. Sreejesh goes into his last tournament for India with the aim of upgrading the bronze won in Tokyo
The clock showed just over five seconds left when Germany’s Lukas Windfeder drag-flicked a penalty corner towards the Indian goal. It was the bronze medal match at Tokyo 2020 and India was leading 5-4 towards the end of a thrilling encounter. The German had already scored seven goals in Tokyo, including one earlier in the match. But, at the crucial moment, he could not get past goalkeeper P.R. Sreejesh, ‘The Wall of Indian Hockey’. India had its first Olympic hockey medal since 1980.
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