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India Hockey Coach Marijne Defends Pre-World Cup Leave, Cites Untold Story

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India men's hockey coach Sjoerd Marijne has defended his decision to take leave ahead of the FIH World Cup, insisting his commitment to the team never wavered. He maintained that the squad remained well-prepared throughout his absence and that his involvement in the team's progress was consistent. India finished in fifth place at the FIH World Cup, a result Marijne considers a strong achievement. The coach credited the team's performance to their sustained motivation and high standards. He also expressed hope that the squad's accomplishments would inspire more young girls to pursue hockey.

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