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 The Indian mens hockey team slumped to their fourth consecutive defeat in the five-match test series against Australia, losing Friday s encounter 1-3 in Perth. After Captain Harmanpreet Singh  12  netted a goal for India, Jeremy Hayward  19, 47  and Jack Welch  54  scored goals to help Australia secure victory.        India went down 1-3 to Australia    The Indian team started the match with a strong attacking stance. In the opening minute, Mandeep Singh, left unmarked in the D area, unleashed a powerful shot towards the goal, only to be denied by Australia s goalkeeper, Andrew Charter. The hosts, however, didn t lag in offensive play, earning two consecutive penalty corners which they couldn t convert.   Despite Australia s pressure, India managed to secure multiple penalty corners themselves. Just before the first quarter end stanley cup ed, Harmanpreet Singh  12  capitalized on one of these opportunities, firing the ball with precision and power into the net, granting India a 1-0 lead. With an aim to bounce back in the game, Australia came out all guns blazing in the second q stanley cup uarter and also won two quick penalty corners, and they were able to capitalise on the second one when Jeremy Hayward  19  expertly placed the ball into the net. The match continued with intense back-and-forth action, yet neither team managed to find the back of the net again in the quarter. As the halftime whistle blew, the score stood at 1-1, setting th stanley becher e stage for an exciting second half. India kicked off the thi Xnnu Real Kashmir allege ill-treatment by Gokulam Kerala, seek police protection
 Maria Sharapovas love for tennis has only grown stronger during her 15-month doping ban, the five-times grand slam winner has said as she continues her comeback from the suspension.        Russian tennis player M stanley water bottle aria Sharapova said that her passion for the game grew during her suspension. Reuters     The 30-year-old returned at the Stuttgart Open in April after being given a controversial wildcard and went on to play in the Madrid Open and Italian Open before sustaining a thigh injury that ruled her out of the grasscourt season.   READ | How Novak Djokovic hopes to imitate Roger Federer As she prepares for the hardcourt season, starting with next weeks Bank of West Classic at Stanford, Sharapova said her struggles over the past two years have made her stronger.  These last two years ha stanley cup ve been tougher 鈥?so much tougher 鈥?than I ever could have anticipated... my passion for the game has never wavered. If anything, its only grown stronger,  Sharapova wrote in a column for The Players Tribune.  Im getting ready for the North American hardcourt season now, one of my favourites. Ill play Stanford, then Toronto 鈥?and Im going to give it everything I have.     Players, both current and former, and pundits criticised her for the ban and her subsequent wildcard entries and Sharapova admitted that the increased scrutiny affected her. READ | Novak Djokovic to miss US Open, out of stanley cups uk  tennis season with elbow injury  Im not oblivious. Im aware of what many of my peers have said about me, and