Organised by the Asian Hockey Federation, the 2024 Women's Asian Champions Trophy marks the 8th edition of this biennial field hockey tournament. The event is set to take place in Rajgir, India, from November 11 to 20,

Buoyed by back-to-back victories in as many games, hosts India will look to work on the finer points of the game with an aim to thrash minnows Thailand in the women’s Asian Champions Trophy here on Thursday.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated the Women's Asian Champions Trophy-2024 in Nalanda district. The event features national teams from Asia, including India, China, and Japan, with strict security measures and cultural engagement planned for the athletes.

The Indian women's hockey team secured a victory against South Korea in the Asian Champions Trophy, with Deepika scoring the winning goal. Despite str

Japan face an uphill task as they face a formidable Chinese outfit in the Women's Asian Champions Trophy 2024. Here are the live streaming, standings and other details for the JPN-W v CHN-W match

This is now their second victory of the campaign after they started the title defence with a 4-0 over Malaysia in the first game. Catch all the highlights here.

India triumphed 3-2 over South Korea in the women's Asian Champions Trophy hockey, marking their second straight win. Goals from Sangita Kumari and Deepika gave India an early advantage, but Korea equalized.

India rode on a brace from Deepika to beat South Korea in their second round-robin match at the Women's Asian Champions Trophy 2024.

India secured a thrilling 3-2 victory over South Korea in the women's Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament. Sangita Kumari and Deepika gave India an early lead, but Korea fought back to level the score.

The Indian women's hockey team secured a hard-fought 3-2 victory against South Korea in their second match of the Asian Champions Trophy. Despite taking an early two-goal lead, India faced a strong comeback from South Korea in the third quarter.

India beat South Korea 3-2 to register their second consecutive win in the women’s Asian Champions Trophy hockey here on Tuesday. India raced to a 2-0 lead in the first half through goals from Sangita Kumari (3rd minute) and Deepika (20th) before Korea mounted a strong comeback in the third quarter and drew parity with goals from Yuri Lee (34th) and skipper Eunbi Cheon (38th).