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India to meet Holland in Olympic opener

CHENNAI, JUNE 12. India takes on the defending champion, The Netherlands, in its opening Pool `B' match on August 15 in the men's Olympic hockey competition in Athens.

The fixtures were finalised by the International Hockey Federation on Tuesday.

India meets South Africa on August 17, Australia on August 19, New Zealand on August 21 and Argentina on August 23.

The semifinals are slated for August 25 and the final on August 27.

The groupings:

Men: Pool `A': Germany, Great Britain, Korea, Pakistan, Spain and Egypt; Pool `B': Argentina, Australia, India, The Netherlands, New Zealand and South Africa.

Women: Pool `A': Argentina, China, Japan, New Zealand, and Spain; Pool `B': Australia, Germany, Korea, The Netherlands, and South Africa.

The fixtures:

Men: Aug. 15: Australia v New Zealand; Argentina v South Africa; Spain v Korea; Britain v Egypt; Germany v Pakistan; India v The Netherlands; Aug. 17: Korea v Britain; Australia v Argentina; India v South Africa; New Zealand v The Netherlands; Egypt v Pakistan; Spain v Germany. Aug. 19: South Africa v The Netherlands; Pakistan v Korea; Germany v Egypt; New Zealand v Argentina; Britain v Spain; Australia v India; Aug. 21: Korea v Egypt; India v New Zealand; South Africa v Australia; Spain v Pakistan; Argentina v The Netherlands; Germany v Britain; Aug. 23: New Zealand v South Africa; Spain v Egypt; Pakistan v Britain; India v Argentina; Korea v Germany; Australia v The Netherlands. Aug. 25: Classification and semifinals; Aug. 27: Final.

Women: Aug. 14: The Netherlands v South Africa; China v Japan; Australia v Germany; Argentina v Spain; Aug. 16: Japan v Argentina; South Africa v Australia; New Zealand v China; Korea v The Netherlands; Aug. 18: China v Spain; The Netherlands v Germany; South Africa v Korea; Japan v New Zealand; Aug. 20: Korea v Australia; New Zealand v Argentina; Germany v South Africa; Spain v Japan; Aug. 22: Germany v Korea; Spain v New Zealand; Argentina v China; Australia v The Netherlands; Aug. 24: Classification and semifinals; Aug. 25: Final.

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