Women’s Hockey Asia Cup: India to take on China in Sunday’s title clash
India continued to attack, and earned the game’s first penalty corner in the final moments of the first quarter, which ended with the score at 1-0.
India continued to attack, and earned the game’s first penalty corner in the final moments of the first quarter, which ended with the score at 1-0.
Indian women’s hockey stalwart Vandana Katariya expressed her gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi after receiving a personal letter of appreciation on the occasion of her retirement from international hockey.
India will next take on Hong Kong China in their last Pool A match on Tuesday.
With impressive victories in their first two matches, India will be looking to maintain their winning streak, while Korea is eager to continue their dominant run in the tournament.
India is second in the standings with two points from as many matches.
The Indian women's hockey team lost 1-4 to Germany in the first of the two matches against the hosts, here on Tuesday.
Going by their recent form, India shouldn’t face much trouble in defeating Chinese Taipei, who have so far won only one game out of three that they have played in the tournament and are placed fourth in Pool A with just three points in their kitty.
