Hero MotoCorp Ltd. will be the title sponsor of the men's and women's Olympic hockey qualifying events to be held here from February 18 to 26.
The event, to be known as the ‘Hero FIH Road to London,' will be the first of three qualifiers for the London Games.
In the men's competition, India, Canada, France, Poland, Italy and Singapore will fight it out for a berth in the Olympics. Ukraine, Canada, South Africa, Poland, Italy and host India will be in the fray in the women's section.
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