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The star of the British women's hockey team, Samantha Quek, has been in India for a week, before the 2018 Men's World Cup, which begins Wednesday. She will be part of the official television channel in India for live coverage of the World Cup. While she was stationed in the host city of Bhubaneswar, 2016 Olympic Games gold medalist, Samantha Quek, was crying when she found her own painting on a wall while she was taking a taxi.
Quek, sharing her experience on Twitter, posted her iconic photo with the chart and said that she had almost "swallowed her tongue" when she had found her outside a hospital local.
I am currently sitting at the back of a taxi in Bhubaneswar, India, I am busy with my business and I almost swallowed my own language when I saw this. painting on a wall in front of a local hospital
Now, I have tears in my eyes.
Unbelievable. pic.twitter.com/zpWb4MQHiI
– Samantha Quek (@SamanthaQuek) November 27, 2018
The 30-year-old Quek was part of the English team that won the gold medal at the 2015 European Championship and the silver in 2013. She also won the medal of ########################################################################### Silver at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
The day of the opening of the 2018 World Cup hockey Wednesday will see a double header. Belgium will play the inaugural match against Canada while India, its team, will play against South Africa later in the day.
Before the first Indian game, skipper Manpreet Singh said that his team had improved in recent years and that it would be a chance to do the same at the highest level.
India is placed with Belgium, Canada and South Africa in Pool C.
At the same time, Indian head coach Harendra Singh defended Tuesday the presence of several junior players in the FIH World Cup team, saying that they were good enough to create the # 39; history.
The current Indian team has seven out of 18 players on the junior World Cup team, which under Harendra won the world title two years ago in Lucknow.
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