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‘He is watching from above’: Lalremsiami’s emotional tribute to her late father

Lalremsiami Hmarzote made history by clinching gold at the Asian Games in women's hockey, a pivotal accomplishment for her and her team. She scored vital goals, particularly in the final against China. Remembering her late father, who was her source of motivation, Hmarzote is now determined to inspire young girls in Mizoram to take up hockey and chase their sporting dreams as the Indian women's…

‘He is watching from above’: Lalremsiami’s emotional tribute to her late father

KOLKATA: Lalremsiami Hmarzote, India's leading scorer in the women's hockey Asian Games gold medal match, shared emotional tributes to her late father as thousands lined the streets of Mizoram in celebration. The forward revealed that her father would be proud of her and watching from heaven. Her seven-goal performance, including the decisive strike against China, secured India's 44-year wait for Asian Games gold and qualified them for the Los Angeles Olympics.

Back home, Lalremsiami received an overwhelming hero's welcome, with the chief minister, sports minister, and many more people welcoming her. Her hometown of Kolasib, lined with cheering crowds, also honored her, and she recalled many young people expressing their inspiration from their national hero. The Asian Games final held a special place in her career, marking her 200th international match and carrying the pressure of potentially making history.

Her father's unwavering support throughout her career was a driving force for Lalremsiami, even as she acknowledged the unity of the team, coach Sjoerd Marijne, and support staff as crucial to their success. Looking ahead to the Los Angeles Olympics, Lalremsiami emphasized the need for continued improvement and shared her hope for more girls from Mizoram to take up hockey, urging them to pursue their dreams despite potential challenges.

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