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Rio Olympics: Jamie Dwyer, Mark Knowles to Lead Australia's Charge For Gold Medal
Australia men's hockey team won the gold at 2004 Olympics in Athens, but had to be content with bronze in 2008 and 2012 Olympics
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'Taj' Will Continue to Connect Jamie Dwyer with India Post Hockey
Australian hockey legend Jamie Dwyer named his second son Taj, after he was impressed with the architectural beauty of the Taj Mahal during a visit in 2010
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Hockey India League Auction: Akashdeep Singh Becomes a Millionaire; no Big Deal for Sardar, Dwyer
Young Akashdeep Singh grabbed the spotlight as he emerged the richest Indian player in the Hockey India League auction. India skipper Sardar Singh and Australian legend Jamie Dwyer clearly failed to impress the team owners
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Sardar Singh to go Under Hammer at Hockey India League Auction
Sardar Singh and Rupinder Singh among top stars to go under hammer at the Hockey India League auction. Foreign top stars like Jamie Dwyer, Nicolas Jacobi will also be part of the auction
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Sardar Singh, Jamie Dwyer Among 276 for Hockey Indian League Players' Auction
Centre-half Sardar Singh, who captained Delhi Waveriders (DWR) to the title in 2014, was released by the Capital's franchise. Playmaker Jamie Dwyer, 36, played for Jaypee Punjab Warriors (JPW) for three years before the Chandigarh-based side released the Australian.
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HIL: Punjab Warriors Release Jamie Dwyer, Retain Mark Knowles, SV Sunil
The Chandigarh-based side released 36-year-old Dwyer. Even though the Australian legend is active but his fitness and future don't give enough confidence. Apart from him, several experienced Australians -- Kieran Govers, Simon Orchard and Argentines -- Lucas Rey and Agustin Mazzilli. They have to enlist themselves in the auction if they want to pla...
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Jamie Dwyer Wants to Win Gold in Rio Olympics Before Signing Off
Jamie Dwyer, the greatest-ever hockey player from Australia, has one gold and two bronze medals in the Olympics, two World Cup gold medals, three Commonwealth Games gold, six Champions Trophy titles and two Oceania cup gold besides two silver medals each in the World Cup and Champions Trophy to his credit.
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Jamie Dwyer Becomes Most Capped Australian Hockey Player
Playing his 322nd international match, Jamie Dwyer, the five-time FIH player of the year, became the most capped Australian player, surpassing the record of former midfielder Jay Stacy.
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Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey: Australia Blank Canada 7-0, New Zealand Beat Malaysia 4-2
Debutant Tim Cross (12th minute) was the first to sound the board for the Kookaburras followed by strikes from Dylan Wotherspoon (13th), Eddie Ockenden (43rd), Jamie Dwyer (52nd), Trent Mitton (53rd), Glenn Simpson (54th) and Jacob Whetton (56th).
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Jamie Dwyer Scores in Record-Breaking International Return
Olympic gold medallist and two-time World Cup-winner Jamie Dwyer went past former midfield maestro Jay Stacy's record of most number of matches. Stacy, who retired in 2000, played 321 matches.
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Jamie Dwyer on Brink of Record-Breaking International Return
If five-time World Player of the Year Jamie Dwyer plays, he will become the most capped Australian hockey player of all time. The 36-year-old has 321 caps, same as former midfield maestro Jay Stacy.
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Hockey India League: Uttar Pradesh Wizards End Punjab Warriors' Winning Run
VR Raghunath and Ramandeep Singh scored for the victorious home team whereas captain Jamie Dwyer scored the lone goal for Warriors.
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Hockey India League: Punjab Warriors Beat Kalinga Lancers 4-2
Warriors' skipper Jamie Dwyer's twin strike minutes before the half time put the local favourites back into business, with scoreline reading 2-1.
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Australian Jamie Dwyer Hails Hockey India League as Best in the World
On the eve of Hockey India League's third edition, Australians Jamie Dwyer and player-turned-coach Barry Dancer praised the high quality in the tournament.
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Jamie Dwyer Gearing up for Hockey India League 2015
Australian forward Jamie Dwyer had played 14 matches in the inaugural edition pf the Hockey India League with a credit of scoring four goals.
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Rio Olympics: Jamie Dwyer, Mark Knowles to Lead Australia's Charge For Gold Medal
Australia men's hockey team won the gold at 2004 Olympics in Athens, but had to be content with bronze in 2008 and 2012 Olympics
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'Taj' Will Continue to Connect Jamie Dwyer with India Post Hockey
Australian hockey legend Jamie Dwyer named his second son Taj, after he was impressed with the architectural beauty of the Taj Mahal during a visit in 2010
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Hockey India League Auction: Akashdeep Singh Becomes a Millionaire; no Big Deal for Sardar, Dwyer
Young Akashdeep Singh grabbed the spotlight as he emerged the richest Indian player in the Hockey India League auction. India skipper Sardar Singh and Australian legend Jamie Dwyer clearly failed to impress the team owners
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Sardar Singh to go Under Hammer at Hockey India League Auction
Sardar Singh and Rupinder Singh among top stars to go under hammer at the Hockey India League auction. Foreign top stars like Jamie Dwyer, Nicolas Jacobi will also be part of the auction
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Sardar Singh, Jamie Dwyer Among 276 for Hockey Indian League Players' Auction
Centre-half Sardar Singh, who captained Delhi Waveriders (DWR) to the title in 2014, was released by the Capital's franchise. Playmaker Jamie Dwyer, 36, played for Jaypee Punjab Warriors (JPW) for three years before the Chandigarh-based side released the Australian.
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HIL: Punjab Warriors Release Jamie Dwyer, Retain Mark Knowles, SV Sunil
The Chandigarh-based side released 36-year-old Dwyer. Even though the Australian legend is active but his fitness and future don't give enough confidence. Apart from him, several experienced Australians -- Kieran Govers, Simon Orchard and Argentines -- Lucas Rey and Agustin Mazzilli. They have to enlist themselves in the auction if they want to pla...
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Jamie Dwyer Wants to Win Gold in Rio Olympics Before Signing Off
Jamie Dwyer, the greatest-ever hockey player from Australia, has one gold and two bronze medals in the Olympics, two World Cup gold medals, three Commonwealth Games gold, six Champions Trophy titles and two Oceania cup gold besides two silver medals each in the World Cup and Champions Trophy to his credit.
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Jamie Dwyer Becomes Most Capped Australian Hockey Player
Playing his 322nd international match, Jamie Dwyer, the five-time FIH player of the year, became the most capped Australian player, surpassing the record of former midfielder Jay Stacy.
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Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey: Australia Blank Canada 7-0, New Zealand Beat Malaysia 4-2
Debutant Tim Cross (12th minute) was the first to sound the board for the Kookaburras followed by strikes from Dylan Wotherspoon (13th), Eddie Ockenden (43rd), Jamie Dwyer (52nd), Trent Mitton (53rd), Glenn Simpson (54th) and Jacob Whetton (56th).
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Jamie Dwyer Scores in Record-Breaking International Return
Olympic gold medallist and two-time World Cup-winner Jamie Dwyer went past former midfield maestro Jay Stacy's record of most number of matches. Stacy, who retired in 2000, played 321 matches.
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Jamie Dwyer on Brink of Record-Breaking International Return
If five-time World Player of the Year Jamie Dwyer plays, he will become the most capped Australian hockey player of all time. The 36-year-old has 321 caps, same as former midfield maestro Jay Stacy.
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Hockey India League: Uttar Pradesh Wizards End Punjab Warriors' Winning Run
VR Raghunath and Ramandeep Singh scored for the victorious home team whereas captain Jamie Dwyer scored the lone goal for Warriors.
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Hockey India League: Punjab Warriors Beat Kalinga Lancers 4-2
Warriors' skipper Jamie Dwyer's twin strike minutes before the half time put the local favourites back into business, with scoreline reading 2-1.
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Australian Jamie Dwyer Hails Hockey India League as Best in the World
On the eve of Hockey India League's third edition, Australians Jamie Dwyer and player-turned-coach Barry Dancer praised the high quality in the tournament.
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Jamie Dwyer Gearing up for Hockey India League 2015
Australian forward Jamie Dwyer had played 14 matches in the inaugural edition pf the Hockey India League with a credit of scoring four goals.
