Janneke Schopman on Tokyo 2020: India is a dark horse in hockey
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Schopman, who joined the national camp at the SAI late last week, is convinced of the potential of this Indian team, currently ranked ninth in the world.
Shreedutta Chidananda
Janneke Schopman (left) oversees training with Sjoerd Marijne at the SAI complex in Bengaluru on Tuesday. - K. MURALI KUMAR
Back in November, Janneke Schopman was in the American dugout in Bhubaneswar when her side lost to India in the FIH Women's Olympic Qualifiers in heartbreaking fashion. Now, two months later, she is an integral part of India's preparations for the Tokyo Games.