New Delhi, 31 July 2013: Hockey India Selection Committee has decided to prune down the list of Senior Men Core probables to 33 during the selection trials conducted at SAI Centre, Bangalore from 25-27 July 2013.
Hockey India Selectors Mr. B P Govinda, Dr. R P Singh and Mr. Arjun Halappa, Director High Performance & Interim Chief Coach, Senior Men Team Mr. Roelant Oltmans, Coach, Senior Men Team Mr. M K Kaushik and Scientific Advisor Mr. Jason Konrath alongwith the Government Observer Mr. Harbinder Singh unanimously decided to prune down the list of core probables from 48 to 33 for the preparations of the 9th Men’s Asia Cup 2013 to be held from24 August to 1 September 2013 in Ipoh, Malaysia.
The camp of the senior men core probables is underway at SAI Centre, Bangalore from 16 July 2013 and will continue till the departure of the team for 9th Men’s Asia Cup 2013.
List of 33 probables is as under-
Goalkeepers
1. Nanak Singh
2. P R Sreejesh
3. P T Rao
4. Sreenivasa Rao
Defenders
5. Amit Rohidas
6. Harbir Singh Sandhu
7. Rupinder Pal Singh
8. V R Raghunath
9. Gurmail Singh
10. Kothajit Singh
11. Birendra Lakra
Midfielders
12. Sardar Singh
13. Manpreet Singh
14. M B Aiyappa
15. Vikas Pillay
16. Prabhdeep Singh
17. Dharamvir Singh
18. Chinglensana Singh
19. S K Uthappa
Forwards
20. Danish Mujtaba
21. Akashdeep Singh
22. Nithin Thimmaiah
23. Pradhan Somanna
24. S V Sunil
25. Gurvinder Singh Chandi
26. Talwinder Singh
27. Mandeep Singh
28. Ramandeep Singh
29. Malak Singh
30. Jasjeet Singh
31. Nikkin Thimmaiah
32. Harmanpreet Singh
33. M K Muddappa
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