India vs Canada hockey streaming: Watch telecast, streaming of IND vs CAN Junior Hockey World Cup on Star Sports, Hotstar

India vs Canada hockey LIVE streaming: Catch telecast and online streaming details as India take on Canada in Junior Hockey World Cup hockey match

The Indian boys will take on Canada in the Junior Hockey World Cup match in Lucknow today. You can catch the match both on television as well as online. For the telecast of the match, go to the Star Sports network. The match begins at 7 pm IST and will be on Star Sports 4/ Star Sports HD 4. For the online streaming of the match, go to Hotstar. Click on the link here for access.

India will go in as favourites as far this encounter is concerned. They have been previous World Cup winners having won the title in 2001 and are of course familiar with the setting being on home turf. Canada are still searching for their first title and are in fact boosted by talent of Indian origin.

It is not surprising to see Lucknow hosting the tournament, being a familiar hockey belt for long. It will be interesting to see the buzz moments before the match begins. (Junior Hockey World Cup 2016 Schedule: Complete Timetable, Fixture, Dates, Venues & Match Timings)

The entire tournament will be played in Lucknow and will give visiting teams like Canada some breathing space. They will have to get going at the start or they may find themselves in a corner. The Indian team without a shadow of doubt will be confident and looking to drive home the advantage of knowing the occasion. It will hopefully be a cracking match.

Indian Team: Vikas Dahiya, Krishan B Pathak, Dipsan Tirkey, Harmanpreet Singh, Varun Kumar, Vikramjit Singh, Gurinder Singh, Harjeet Singh, Santa Singh, Nilakanta Sharma Manpreet, Sumit, Parvinder Singh, Gurjant Singh, Armaan Qureshi, Mandeep Singh, Ajit Kumar Pandey and Simranjeet Singh.

Canada Team: Amrit Sidhu, Angus Grauer, Balraj Panesar, Brandon Pereira, Fin Boothroyd, Floyd Mascarenhas, Ganga Singh, Gavin Bains, Harbir Sidhu, Iqwinder Gill, Jamie Wallace, Kabir Aujla, Michael Mackenzie, Parmeet Gill, Rajan Kahlon, Rohan Chopra, Rowan Childs and Thomson Harris.