Legendary Indian hockey player Michael Kindo passes away at 73

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Legendary India hockey player Michael Kindo has passed away at a hospital in Rourkela on Thursday due to age-related ailments. He was a part of India's 1975 hockey World Cup-winning and 1972 Olympics bronze-winning squad.

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