Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy full schedule, timings, matches, venues, live streaming: The Indian women's hockey team will commence their Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2023 campaign by squaring off against Thailand, ranked as the 29th team in the world, on Friday (October 27). Subsequently, the Indian women's hockey team will compete against Malaysia, the 18th-ranked team globally, in their second match in Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2023 tournament on Saturday (October 28). Indian women's hockey team will be captained by goalkeeper Savita Punia while defender Deep Grace Ekka will serve as her deputy.
Every match in the Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2023 tournament is scheduled to take place at the Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Astroturf Hockey Stadium. Indian viewers will have access to live streaming and telecast of Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2023 matches. After the end of Asian Champions Trophy league stage matches, the top four teams will earn qualification for the Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2023 semifinals.
Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy Live Streaming Online
Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2023 Live streaming in India will be available on SonyLiv. The matches of Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy 2023 will also be telecast live in India on Sony Sports Ten 5 and Sony Sports Ten 5 HD TV channels.
Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy: India Squad
Savita Punia (Captain/goalkeeper), Bichu Devi Kharibam (goalkeeper), Nikki Pradhan (defender), Udita (defender), Ishika Chaudhary (defender), Deep Grace Ekka (Vice-captain/defender), Nisha, Salima Tete (midfielder), Neha (midfielder), Navneet Kaur (midfielder), Sonika (midfielder), Monika (midfielder), Jyoti (midfielder), Baljeet Kaur (midfielder), Lalremsiami (forward), Sangita Kumari (forward), Deepika (forward), Vandana Katariya (forward)
Reserves: Sharmila Devi, Vaishnavi Vitthal Phalke
Women's Hockey Asian Champions Trophy Full Schedule (All timings in IST)
October 27, Friday: Japan vs Malaysia, 4:00 PM
October 27, Friday: China vs South Korea, 6:15 PM
October 27, Friday: India vs Thailand, 8:30 PM
October 28, Saturday: Japan vs South Korea, 4:00 PM
October 28, Saturday: Thailand vs China, 6:15 PM
October 28, Saturday: India vs Malaysia, 8:30 PM
October 30, Monday: South Korea vs Malaysia, 4:00 PM
October 30, Monday: Thailand vs Japan, 6:15 PM
October 30, Monday: China vs India, 8:30 PM
October 31, Tuesday: South Korea vs Thailand, 4:00 PM
October 31, Tuesday: Malaysia vs China, 6:15 PM
October 31, Tuesday: Japan vs India, 8:30 PM
November 2, Thursday: Malaysia vs Thailand, 4:00 PM
November 2, Thursday: China vs Japan, 6:15 PM
November 2, Thursday: India vs South Korea, 8:30 PM
November 4, Saturday: Fifth/sixth place classification match, 3:30 PM
Semi-final 1: November 4, Saturday, 6:00 PM
Semi-final 2: November 4, Saturday, 8:30 PM
Bronze medal match: November 5, Sunday, 6:00 PM
FINAL: November 5, Sunday, 8:30 PM