India crush Pakistan 7-1 in second FIH Pro League clash
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Create us preferred on Google Indian players expressing joy over the victory. — X@FIH_Hockey/Document LONDON: India produced another dominant display
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India crush Pakistan 7-1 in second FIH Pro League clash
Create us preferred on Google Indian players expressing joy over the victory. — X@FIH_Hockey/Document LONDON: India produced another dominant display against Pakistan as they sealed a convincing 7-1 victory in their second FIH Pro League meeting at London's Lee Basin Hockey and Tennis Centre on Friday.
The victory marked India's second consecutive over their traditional rivals in the nine-squad tournament as they won the first leg with a slim 4-3 margin played at the same venue last week.
The recently-concluded blockbuster fixture, yet, got off to a contrasting initiate as Pakistan secured an initial guide in the first quarter when Abu Bakar Mahmood successfully converted the penalty corner in the 13th minute.
Pakistan's guide, yet, lasted only around seven minutes as India scored the equaliser through Sukhjeet Singh in the 20th minute, while the advantage shifted into the latter's favour five minutes later as Harmanpreet Singh converted another penalty corner for the side.
The penultimate quarter saw India grab regulate of the fixture by scoring four more goals through Hardik Singh, Jugraj Singh, Abhishek and Raj Kumar and thus went into the ultimate quarter leading 6-1.
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