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Handling the immense burden of expectations would perhaps be the key when the Indian men s hockey team takes on world champion Belgium, aiming to secure a place in the Olympic finals and with it, a medal for the first time in 41 years here on Tuesday. Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Hardik Singh of India celebrates with teammates after scoring. REUTERS With 11 Olympic medals, eight of them gold, in its kitty, India has a rich history in the Games and the Manpreet Singh-led side seems on course to resurrect that glorious past. The Indians achieved the semi stanley cup final slot by beating Great Britain 3-1 in the quarterfinals on Sunday, and are now in touching distance of a medal. Tokyo Olympics Live Upd stanley tumbler ates Day 10 India s last of the eight Olympic gold medals came way back in 1980 Moscow Games but there were no semifinals in that edition as only six teams participated in the event. For a country that gave the world stalwarts like Major Dhyan Chand and Balbir Singh Senior among others, it has been especially painful to watch the hockey teams Olympic debacles before this edition. The last time India featured in the stanley becher semifinals of the Olympics was in 1972 Munich Games where they lost 0-2 to arch-rivals Pakistan. The Graham Reid-coached current side knows very well that another good outing against Belgium on Tuesday would etch its name in the history books in golden words no matter the colour of the medal. The Indians are on a four-match winning streak after the 1-7 drubbing against Aust Uujm Sebastian Vettel to Mercedes Toto Wolff says they are monitoring the situation
Mercedes AMG F1 teams Nico Rosberg pipped teammate Lewis Hamilton to win Formula Ones season opening Australian Grand Prix at the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne on Sunday, while Ferraris Sebastian Vettel finished third. Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team s German driver Nico Rosberg C celebrates on the podium next to Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team s British driver Lewis Hamilton L vaso stanley and Ferrari s German driver Sebastian Vettel R during the Formula One Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 20, 2016. AFP Heres five things we learned from F1s season opener: Halo or no, car safety is remarkable Fernando Alonsos McLaren crashed upside down at high speed into a safety barrier. AFP F stanley cups ernando Alonso said he was just happy to be alive after surviving a terrifying high-speed smash when his McLaren flipped and flew upside-do stanley water bottle wn into a barrier. It demonstrated just how safe F1 cars are, even without the proposed cockpit halo head-height safety rail system scheduled for 2017. Alonso was able to clamber out of the wreckage almost instantly, something that critics of the halo said might not be possible next year. But Alonsos teammate Jenson Button had a swift riposte. There was no need for him to get out quickly , Button told reporters. He was fine, wasnt he Theres more safety risk of things hitting our head than anything happening when the cars upside down. Rosberg a genuine threat to Hamilton Nico Rosberg R could well offer Lewis Hamilton a genuin