Nerves cost us against Australia, but I'm proud of the team: women's hockey coach: Marijne
India failed to score against Australia and will play for fifth place after missing a semifinal berth for the first time since 1974.
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We Didn't Create Enough Chances: Indian Women's Hockey Coach After Draw Vs Australia in WC Clash
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. India's campaign at the FIH Women's Hockey World Cup ended heartbreakingly after a 0-0 draw against Australia saw them miss out on a semifinal berth on goals scored. Sports News | We Didn't Create Enough Chances: Indian Women's Hockey Coach After Draw Vs Australia in WC Clash.
Nerves, missed chances cost India women's hockey team World Cup semi-final spot: Coach Marijne
India women's hockey team coach Sjoerd Marijne attributed his side's goalless draw against Australia, which led to their World Cup semi-final exit, to nerves and an inability to convert opportunities, despite calling the fifth-sixth place playoff a 'significant achievement'.
We didn’t play our best game: India coach Sjoerd Marijne after Australia draw ends semifinal hopes
India women’s head coach Sjoerd Marijne conceded that his side didn’t play its best game in the goalless draw against Australia, which ended its World Cup semifinal bid.
Nerves cost us against Australia, but I’m proud of team: Women’s hockey coach Marijne - The Tribune
India women’s hockey team coach Sjoerd Marijne admitted nerves got the better of his side in its goalless draw against Australia, adding that reaching the fifth-sixth place playoff at the World Cup is still a significant achievement.
‘There were nerves’: India coach Sjoerd Marijne reveals what went wrong in must-win Australia draw
India's women's hockey team coach admitted that nerves played a significant role in the disappointing draw against Australia, which squashed their hopes for a World Cup semifinal berth. The match was marred by a lack of rhythm and various unforced errors. The missed chances to score were particularly costly, but the coach still took pride in the team's historical accomplishment of finishing fifth-sixth in the tournament.
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