Palyar Hardik Singh of the Indian hockey team wanted to play in the Netherlands professional league in 2017, but his uncle Jugraj Singh advised him to focus on selection in the Indian team, which changed the fate of this young midfielder completely. Jugraj, one of the country's most famous drag flickers, inspired Hardik at a time when he was worried about his future, but now he aims to become a good player and make it to the Indian team for the Tokyo Olympics next year.
This talented player from Khusroopur village, located near Jalandhar in Punjab, has said that his dream of playing with the Indian team in 2017 was almost broken. Hardik further said, 'I entered the Mohali Hockey Academy at the age of 14 and after that I quickly moved up from sub junior to senior level, but after a few years I found myself in a situation where Indian team regulars My confidence in becoming a player was shaken. I was thinking of going to the Netherlands to play club hockey in the year 2017, but then my uncle Jugraj Singh explained to me that I should continue to work hard and I will become a regular member of the Indian team. '
This 21-year-old player played a key role in the country's title win in the FIH Men's Series Finals. He was also part of the team that defeated Russia in the FIH Hockey Olympic Qualifier last year.
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