At 31, he knows this might be his last shot; and he’s not leaving anything behind. Four World Cups. Two Olympic bronzes. One medal still missing. And this time, he’s calling it: ‘We’ve prepared. We believe. Now we go all the way.’ With Harmanpreet Singh leading from the front; drag flicks, calm under pressure, genius reading of the game; India isn’t just showing up to compete. They’re here to finish what they started. Pool D draws England, Wales, and Pakistan; no easy games. But the fire? That’s lit. This isn’t just another tournament. It’s the closing chapter of a legacy; and maybe, finally, the dawn of a new golden era for Indian hockey.