After the lockdown, sports have started in the world. India's men's and women's hockey team will be given a month's break, practicing at the Bangalore center of the Sports Authority of India (SAI). Hockey India gave this information on Friday. The women's team reached Bangalore for the camp from February itself, while the men's team reached here in the first week of March. Hockey India has decided that the team will be called again on July 19 and then training will be started again.

After the lockdown, both teams started practice from June 10, but after talking to the men's team coach Graham Reid and the women's team coach Shuard Maren, it has been decided unanimously that the players should be given a four-week break.

Speaking about the head coach of both the teams, Mohammad Mushtaq said, "Hockey India has decided that the players need a break. It is a very challenging time for everyone. I am looking forward to the coaching staff of the team. I thank them that they took care of the physical and mental condition of the players during this lockdown. " Ahmed said that during the break, the players will also have to accept the government issued guidelines.

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