India's World Cup preparations aren't really on the right track as such, with key players getting injured and the team losing matches it should have won; and when stalwarts like Dhanraj Pillay say that the "skill level in Indian hockey has gone down", the overall situation perhaps becomes a matter of concern, as far as the future of Indian hockey is concerned.
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