A day after his dramatic announcement to quit, India's chief hockey coach Terry Walsh today withdrew his resignation. After a hectic meeting with the Sports Ministry and Sports Authority of India officials Walsh decided to withdraw his resignation, much to the relief of the country's hockey fraternity. The 60-year-old Australian has been assured that his concerns will be addressed in a fresh contract. Walsh's withdrawal of the resignation was announced by the Sports Minister Sarbananda Sonowal via twitter. He expressed happiness saying he will look ahead for a bright future for hockey in India. Walsh, a noted Olympian himself, had created a flutter yesterday by suddenly announcing his resignation, saying that he was finding it difficult to adjust to the decision-making style of the sporting bureaucracy in the country.