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23 August 2026

Salima Tete rues missed chances after India women's Hockey World Cup exit

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Salima Tete rues missed chances after India women's Hockey World Cup exit

Salima Tete admitted India were left to rue their missed opportunities after a goalless draw against Australia ended their Hockey World Cup campaign. The result sent Australia into the semi-finals on ...

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