India Announces Squad for Women's U18 Asia Cup 2026
Women's U18 Asia Cup 2026: Hockey India announces 18-member squad

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Hockey India has revealed the 18-member squad for the Women's U18 Asia Cup, set to take place in Kakamigahara, Japan from May 29 to June 6, 2026. Captained by Sweety Kujur, the team aims to gain international experience and compete against strong teams from Asia, starting their campaign against Malaysia on May 30.
- 01The Indian Women's U-18 squad is preparing for the Women's U18 Asia Cup in Kakamigahara, Japan.
- 02The team has been training at a national camp in Bhopal, focusing on fitness, tactics, and match readiness.
- 03India is placed in Pool A alongside Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore.
- 04The squad includes goalkeepers Mahak Parihar and Khili Kumari, with Sweety Kujur serving as captain.
- 05Coach Rani emphasized the importance of international exposure and high-pressure match experience for the athletes.
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Hockey India has officially announced the 18-member Indian Women's U-18 squad for the upcoming Women's U18 Asia Cup, scheduled to take place in Kakamigahara, Japan from May 29 to June 6, 2026. The team, captained by Sweety Kujur, has been training intensively at a national camp in Bhopal, focusing on enhancing match fitness and tactical execution. In preparation, the squad engaged in a four-match series against Australia, concluding with a victory that boosted their confidence.
India is placed in Pool A, where they will face Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore. Their tournament campaign kicks off against Malaysia on May 30, followed by matches against Korea on May 31 and Singapore on June 2. The top two teams from each pool will advance to the semi-finals on June 5, with the final set for June 6. Coach Rani expressed optimism about the tournament, highlighting it as a valuable opportunity for the young athletes to gain international experience and perform under pressure.
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The tournament offers young athletes a chance to showcase their skills on an international platform, which can enhance their future prospects in hockey.
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