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New Delhi: Being the key members of the Hero Hockey India League 2014 champions Delhi Waveriders, Jason Wilson of Australia and Simon Child of New Zealand are gearing-up themselves for the new season of the Hero HIL with new strategies, new skills and new objectives. The forward players were the key member of the team\u2019s game-plan and together they steered-up Delhi Waveriders to win their first Hero HIL title after a nail-biting final match against Jaypee Punjab Warriors.<\/p>\n
Though the Trans-Tasmanian players represent their respective national teams in the FIH\u2019s international events, they play like a single unit during the Hero HIL and complement each other\u2019s game. While on attack in the opponent\u2019s den, the pair quickly understands each other\u2019s moves and beautifully out-foxes the defenders with their passes. In the previous season, Simon Wilson scored two goals where as Simon Child scored four goals for the champion team. Their mutual understanding is a big boost for the team as both Jason and Simon maintain the team\u2019s attacking pace and pressure on the opponents.<\/p>\n
Speaking on his teammate Simon Child, Australia\u2019s Jason Wilson said: \u201cWe have known each other for the last couple of years now. In international matches, we played against each other many times but the Hero HIL is the only platform where we play together and have a good understanding between us. We easily gelled-up well during the matches and most of the time we predict each others\u2019 move. Frankly speaking, this is a good for us as it gives us maximum opportunities to score goals and good for our team also. Simon is a very talented and skilful player, and he has a bright future. He has always been an important player in our game-plan and Coaches trust his abilities. This year, we together aiming to retain the title and for that, we have to score maximum goals. Let\u2019s wait for the League next year.\u201d<\/p>\n
Speaking on Jason Wilson, New Zealand Simon Child stated: \u201cThe presence of Jason Wilson in the team is a great help. He has played for many teams in many places and has good experience, which is very helpful to our team, especially me. Though we played against each other in international tournaments, but we never felt different while playing together. We easily predict each other\u2019s moves and share many unspoken directions between us. Sometimes, he creates scoring chance for me, sometimes I create chances for him and sometimes we together create chances for other teammate. It\u2019s really good for us as well as for our team. We are looking forward to the Hero HIL 2014.\u201d<\/p>\n
The 3rd edition of the Hero Hockey India League will start from the 22nd January 2014 and defending champions Delhi Waveriders will play their first match on 23rd January against Uttar Pradesh Warriors in Lucknow. The opening day of the League will witness Kalinga Lancers taking on Ranchi Rays in Bhubaneswar.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
New Delhi: Being the key members of the Hero Hockey India League 2014 champions Delhi Waveriders, Jason Wilson of Australia and Simon Child of New Zealand are gearing-up themselves for the new season of the Hero HIL with new strategies, new skills and new objectives. The forward players were the key member of the team\u2019s game-plan and together they steered-up Delhi Waveriders to win their first Hero HIL title after a nail-biting final match against Jaypee Punjab Warriors.<\/p>\n
Though the Trans-Tasmanian players represent their respective national teams in the FIH\u2019s international events, they play like a single unit during the Hero HIL and complement each other\u2019s game. While on attack in the opponent\u2019s den, the pair quickly understands each other\u2019s moves and beautifully out-foxes the defenders with their passes. In the previous season, Simon Wilson scored two goals where as Simon Child scored four goals for the champion team. Their mutual understanding is a big boost for the team as both Jason and Simon maintain the team\u2019s attacking pace and pressure on the opponents.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":21017,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"tdm_status":"","tdm_grid_status":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[13],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-21018","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","category-hockey-hockey"],"yoast_head":"\n