India hockey chief Tirkey says jersey change decision made without his knowledge

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Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey has stated that the recent decision to change the national team's jersey was taken without his prior knowledge or approval. In an email sent to executive board members on Friday, Tirkey expressed his concern over being kept out of the loop on the matter. He has formally sought a written clarification from Hockey India officials explaining the basis, process, and circumstances behind the decision. The development points to a potential governance rift within the sport's national governing body.

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