Hockey India awards Rs 50 lakh to women's team for best World Cup finish in 52 years

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Hockey India has announced a cash reward of Rs 50 lakh for the Indian women's hockey team following their standout performance at the recent World Cup. The team secured a fifth-place finish, their best result in 52 years. They ended the tournament on a high note by defeating Germany in their final match, suffering only one loss throughout the competition. The reward is intended to recognize the players' dedication and encourage strong performances in future tournaments.

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