The Indian dragflickers went to a special camp to try to improve their penalty corner skills in time for the World Cup. The camp was given by Dutchman Bram Lomans, who is two-time Olympic gold medalist in the sport. Lomans focused on technique and grip going, and he said that the tough part is when Harmanpreet Singh is off the field. The chief coach of the dragflickers, Graham Reid, said that the question of who will take Singh's place on the field will be addressed earlier in the tournament. India earned 20 penalty corners in three matches, but only three were converted. Spain, England, and Wales are the opponents in Group D of the World Cup, and Lomans said that they had sorted India's penalty corner strategies before the matches. Deciphering India's strategy is no rocket science, and there is heavy dependence on Harmanpreet Singh and the first rushers. India have also been a tad slower in the relay between the injector stopper and executor. The dragflickers have lacked variation most often, with the target being the carpet area to the left of the goalkeeper with the ball barely rising. This is something Lomans did not tinker with because the drag
