Former Indian women’s hockey team captain Rani Rampal has expressed her frustration with head coach Janneke Schopmann for excluding her from the national team for the past two years. Despite leading the team to a historic fourth-place finish at the Tokyo Olympics, Rani has been overlooked and wants answers as to why. Rani, who has faced several injuries since the Olympics, returned to the national side but has not been a regular player. She believes only the coach can explain the reasoning behind her exclusion. Despite the disappointment, Rani has no plans to retire and is determined to continue her playing career. In other news, Hockey India has announced the creation of sub-junior (U-17) teams for both boys and girls, with Rani and former captain Sardar Singh named as coaches. This move aims to promote the game at the grassroots level and provide young talent with a high-performance environment. A coaching camp and international matches are planned for the sub-junior teams, with the camp starting on August 21 in Rourkela.
Furious Rani Rampal Seeks Explanation from Head Coach Janneke Schopmann for India Exclusion
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