Blue Tigresses to participate in WU23 three-nations tournament in Sweden
The 23-member Indian contingent is currently in a training camp in Pune from June 13 onwards.Fixtures June 22, 2022 Sweden vs India, 9.30PM IST June 25, 2022 India vs USA, 6.30PM IST The 23-member squad is as follows GOALKEEPERS Aditi Chauhan, Linthoingambi Devi, Shreya Hooda.DEFENDERS Dalima Chhibber, Sweety Devi, Ritu Rani, Ashalata Devi, Ranjana Chanu, Manisa Panna, Arifa Sayed MIDFIELDERS Anju Tamang, Karthika Angamuthu, Ratanbala Devi, Priyangka Devi, Martina Thokchom, Santosh FORWARDS Apurna Narzary, Grace Dangmei, Soumya Guguloth, Manisha, Pyari Xaxa, Renu, Dular Marandi.
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The Indian senior women's national team will be travelling to Sweden for an exposure trip to participate in the WU23 three-nations tournament. They will play against Sweden and USA, both of which are to be played in Sweden from June 22-28.
Suren Chettri (the head coach of the U20 Women's team and Indian Arrows Women's team) is going to lead the camp as an interim head coach. The 23-member Indian contingent is currently in a training camp in Pune from June 13 onwards.
Fixtures: June 22, 2022: Sweden vs India, 9.30PM (IST) June 25, 2022: India vs USA, 6.30PM (IST) The 23-member squad is as follows: GOALKEEPERS: Aditi Chauhan, Linthoingambi Devi, Shreya Hooda.
DEFENDERS: Dalima Chhibber, Sweety Devi, Ritu Rani, Ashalata Devi, Ranjana Chanu, Manisa Panna, Arifa Sayed MIDFIELDERS: Anju Tamang, Karthika Angamuthu, Ratanbala Devi, Priyangka Devi, Martina Thokchom, Santosh FORWARDS: Apurna Narzary, Grace Dangmei, Soumya Guguloth, Manisha, Pyari Xaxa, Renu, Dular Marandi.
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