Amstelveen, Aug. 17 -- Ahead of their second FIH Women's Hockey World Cup match, Indian head coach Sjoerd Marijne said that the team is not looking at the calculations after failing to secure full points against China, and their focus is on their strengths as a team.

The Indian Women's Hockey Team will look to turn their spirited opening performance into a first victory at the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 when they face South Africa in their second Pool D encounter at the Wagener Hockey Stadium in Amstelveen on August 18. India started the campaign with a 2-2 draw against China.

Chief Coach Marijne wants his players to not bother about the mathematics.

"We are not focused on calculations or who is winning against whom. For us, it's most i...