New Delhi, Dec 1 (UNI) Harendra Singh has stepped down as Chief Coach of the Indian Women’s Hockey Team, citing personal reasons.
In a statement, Harendra Singh said, “Coaching India women’s hockey team has been a privilege that has been a highlight of my career. Though personal reasons call me to step away, my heart remains with this extraordinary team and their ongoing success.”
“I will always cherish my journey with Hockey India and continue to support their efforts to take Indian hockey to the highest levels of achievement,” he stated.
Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey thanked Harendra for his contributions, saying, “We thank Harendra for his services and his exemplary experience. His commitment towards the development of Indian Hockey is well-known across the hockey community across the world. While we will announce a suitable replacement soon, we wish him the very best.”
Hockey India Secretary General Bhola Nath Singh added, “We extend our support to Harendra and his contributions to the team. We wish him the very best and further continue to ensure the Indian Women’s Team’s preparations will continue as planned for the Qualifiers.”
Preparations for upcoming tournaments, including the Women’s Hockey Qualifiers, will continue under the guidance of Hockey India while a new chief coach is appointed.
