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Home / Jalandhar / Ihf Appoints Sangha Umpire Manager For Junior Asia Cup

IHF appoints Sangha umpire manager for Junior Asia Cup

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Jalandhar, Updated At : 04:37 AM Nov 22, 2024 IST

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The International Hockey Federation (IHF) has appointed Gurinder Singh Sangha as umpire manager for the Junior Asia Cup. The event will be held in Oman from November 26 to December 4.

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Information in this regard was given in a letter issued by the International Hockey Federation. Sangha had earlier served as umpire manager in the Asian Games, Olympic Qualifiers and Asia Cup.

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Hockey Punjab president Nitan Kohli and general secretary Amrik Singh Puar congratulated Sangha, hailing his appointment as a matter of pride for Punjab. Gurinder Singh Sangha is a physical education lecturer at Olympian Manpreet Singh Government Senior Secondary School, Mithapur. Sangha remained an international hockey umpire for 16 years. In 2018, the IHF appointed him as an international hockey umpire manager so that he could guide and train new umpires. He has been serving as a member of Hockey India’s technical and umpiring committee for nine years.

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