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Hyderabad Sultans Full name Hyderabad Sultans Short name Sultans Founded 2005 Ground Gachibowli Hockey Stadium Hyderabad India (Capacity 8,000) Manager P.Kanthaiah League Premier Hockey League 2007–08 Premier Hockey League 3rd Home colours Away colours Current season The Hyderabad Sultans is the Premier Hockey League team from Hyderabad of royal lineage, mixing tradition with modernity, they are the progressive nawabs. The squad is captained by Sardara Singh since 2007-08 edition. They were winners of first Premier Hockey League in 2005.[1] Contents 1 History 1.1 Founding 1.2 Loss of form and Players Exodus (2006-2007) 1.3 Current (2008-present) 2 Gachibowli Hockey Stadium 3 Hyderabad Sultans Season By Season Performance 4 Players 4.1 First-Team Squad 4.2 Former Players 4.3 Goal Keepers 4.4 Club Captains 4.5 International Players 5 Club Officials 5.1 Coaching And Medical Staff 5.2 Chief Coach History 6 Honours 7 See also 8 References History Founding Hyderabad Sultans after winning PHL in 2005 The club was formed on the back grounds of inaugural Premier Hockey League in year 2005. It started of with many host of hockey superstars from India and Pakistan. Sultans, led by ever-dependable Dilip Tirkey , were crowned the champions of the inaugural PHL at home.[1] At the sprawling Gachibowli sports complex , Sultans came out as a surprise packet. Dilip Tirkey was at his best along with penalty corner specialist Sohail Abbasand Waseem Ahmad who helped the team score crucial wins with their combined moves in the first year. Sohail Abbas, along with Len Aiyappa of Hi-Fliers, became the joint top-scorers of the league.[2][3] Loss of form and Players Exodus (2006-2007) In the second year too, Hyderabad Sultans played well and were in contention for the final berth even playing without star performers of 2005, Waseem Ahmad who left the team in 2006 but were edged out by Bangalore Lions on goal average. They won five out of the eight matches and had 13 points, just one less than the table toppers Chandigarh Dynamos and so Hyderabad Sultans finished third in league.[4] In the third year, Hyderabad Sultans failed miserably winning just one match in the new format. They also lost their skipper Dilip Tirkey and many experienced players who joined Orissa Steelers as they were promoted to the Premier Division. Sultans ended at the bottom of table that season avoiding relegation as second division was scrapped.[5] Current (2008-present) In the season of 2008 young Sardara Singh led the team. Saradara Singh along with his brother Didar Singh were the only experienced stars in the team but it had talented youngsters in Bikas Toppo and Pawal Lakra, who were capable of making inroads into any defence. They also depended on how K.M.Chengappa and Nitin Kumar help their forwards Didar Singh and Sardara Singh. The team had an emerging drag-flicker in Diwakar Ram, who carried the team's burden during the short corners. The player to watch out were upcoming Promod Kumar, who was the fulcrum of the team. Adnan Maqsood and Kamran Ahmed were the foreign players along with Dutch goalkeeper Oscar Ter Weeme. The team also had a new coach in Madhukaran who was assisted by Alphonse Lazarus and they finished their campiange by finishing fourth in league, qualifying for play-off where they lost to Chandigarh Dynamos.[6][7][8] Gachibowli Hockey Stadium Gachibowli Hockey Stadium is a field hockey stadium at Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India. It is the home of the Hyderabad Sultans of the Premier Hockey League. It has a seating capacity of 8,000 people. Hyderabad Sultans Season By Season Performance [3][4][5][7] Season Played Won Draw Lost ET-W ET-L GF GA GD Points position 2005 8 6 0 2 - - 24 17 7 19 Champions 2006 8 5 0 3 - - 10 9 1 13 Third 2007 12 1 0 9 1 1 11 26 -15 6 Seventh 2008 6 3 0 2 1 0 11 7 4 11 Fourth Players First-Team Squad As of PHL 4 - 2008.[9] Name Country Sardara Singh (Captain) Dinesh Ekka Samir Baxla Jasbir Singh Diwakar Ram Johnson Ekka Anand Tirkey Nitin Kumar Didar Singh Pramod Kumar Bikas Toppo Pawal Lakra Veer Singh Kulbhushan K.M. Chengappa Kamran Ahmed Adnan Maqsood Oscar ter Weeme (Goal Keeper) Note: List of player is obtained from PHL website. The list might change in the near future. Other Important Team Personnels Madhukaran (Chief Coach) Alphonse Lazarus (Asst Coach) CR Bheem Singh (Physical Trainer) P.Kanthaiah (Manager) Former Players [3][4][5][10] Former players Name Career Country Dilip Tirkey 2005–2006 S Rajasekhar 2005 Inderjeet Singh Chadha 2005 Ajitesh Rai 2005–2007 Harsha Vardhan 2005 Chandan Singh 2005 Suresh 2005 Lazarus Barla 2005–2006 Sameer Dad 2005–2006 Cyril Ekka 2005 Sreejesh 2005 Nitya Jayanand 2005–2006 Susan Topno 2005 Devesh Chauhan 2006–2007 Nitin Kumar 2006–Present Johnson Ekka 2006–Present Former Players Name Career Country Prabhakar Singh 2006 Amit Srivastava 2006 Vikram Pillay 2006–2007 Veer Singh 2006 and 2008 M A Aleem 2006 Devender Pal Singh 2006 Pekrelo 2007 M. Nagraj 2007 Saranjeet Singh 2007 Didar Singh 2007–present Sardara Singh 2007–Present Vivek Gupta 2007 Rajinder Singh 2007 Md. Amir Hayat 2007 Diwakar Ram 2007–Present Baljit Singh Chandi 2007–Present Goal Keepers [3][4][5][10] Dates Name Country 2005 Suresh 2005 Ahmed Alam 2006 Salman Akbar 2006–2007 Devesh Chauhan 2007 Pfkerlo 2008 Oscar ter Weeme Club Captains [3][4][5][10] Dates Name Country 2005–2006 Dilip Tirkey 2007 Devesh Chauhan 2008–Present Sardara Singh International Players [3][4][5][10] International Players Name Career Country Ahmed Alam 2005 Sohail Abbas 2005 Waseem Ahmed 2005 Salman Akbar 2006 Jorge Lombi 2006 Shakeel Abbasi 2006–2007 International Players Name Career Country Ramon Alegre 2007 Sebastian Westerhout 2007 Tariq Aziz 2007 Kamran Ahmed 2008 Adnan Maqsood 2008 Oscar ter Weeme 2008 Club Officials Coaching And Medical Staff [10] Manager: P.Kanthaiah Chief Coach: Madhukaran Asst Coach: Alphonse Lazarus Physical Trainer: CR Bheem Singh Chief Coach History [3][4][5][10] Dates Name Country 2005 Narendra Pal Singh 2006 Madhukaran 2007 Mukesh Kumar N 2008-Presnt Madhukaran Second Time Honours Premier Hockey League Titles: 1 2005[1] See also Premier Hockey League References ^ a b c Hyderabad Sultans win PHL ^ Sohail Abbas becomes joint top scorer of league ^ a b c d e f g PHL 1 - 2005 Season Review ^ a b c d e f g PHL 2 - 2006 Season Review ^ a b c d e f g PHL 3 - 2007 Season Review ^ PHL 4 Sultans Team ^ a b PHL 4 League Standing ^ PHL 4 Match Results ^ Current Hyderabad Sultans Squard ^ a b c d e f PHL 4 - 2008 Season Sultans Team v · d · ePremier Hockey League Seasons 2005  · 2006  · 2007  · 2008  · 2009  · Participating teams Bangalore Hi-Fliers  · Chandigarh Dynamos  · Chennai Veerans  · Hyderabad Sultans  · Maratha Warriors  · Orissa Steelers  · Sher-e-Jalandhar PHL Stadia Bangalore Hockey Stadium, Bangalore  · Sector 42 Stadium, Chandigarh  · Gachibowli Hockey Stadium, Hyderabad