Following the incredible run of the Indian women's hockey team at the Tokyo Olympics, coach Sjoerd Marijne made a shocking announcement.
The Indian eves will take on Great Britain at the Oi Hockey Stadium on Friday with the hopes of winning their first-ever Olympic medal.
After overcoming one of the tournament's heavyweights, Australia, in the quarterfinals, India will be eager to build on that momentum.
After suffering a 5-1 hammering in the first match against the Netherlands, India will next take on World No.3 Germany on Monday.
The Indian team will have their work cut out for them in their opening match as the Holland side is ranked number 1 in the world currently.
Indian women's hockey team chief coach Sjoerd Marijne believes the quarterfinals are a realistic target in the Tokyo Olympics.
Eight veteran players have been named in the squad, while eight new players have been given the opportunity to make their Olympic debut for India.