NEW DELHI: India’s men’s hockey platoon, led by captain Harmanpreet Singh and bolstered by Mandeep Singh’s chapeau- trick, displayed their dominance as they secured a resounding 16- 1 palm against Singapore at the Asian Games. This triumph pronounced India’s alternate successive palm in the competition, following their earlier 16- 0 rout of Uzbekistan.
Despite their status as the top- ranked platoon, India approached the game with determination, showcasing their grim thing- scoring capability against the 49th- ranked Singapore team.
Harmanpreet Singh was at the van of India’s attack, scoring four pretensions with perfection from penalty corners( 24th, 39th, 40th, and 42nd twinkles). Mandeep Singh was inversely emotional, contributing a hattrick with pretensions in the 12th, 30th, and 51st twinkles.
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Abhishek( 51st, 52nd) and Varun Kumar( two pretensions, 55th) also added to India’s thing census. Lalit Kumar Upadhyay( 16th), Gurjant Singh( 22nd), Vivek Sagar Prasad( 23rd), Manpreet Singh( 37th), and Shamsher Singh( 38th) were the other thing songwriters for India.
Despite their early dominance, it took India until the 12th nanosecond for Mandeep Singh to break the impasse, turning a pass from Gurjant Singh into the thing. India secured multitudinous penalty corners in the first quarter but failed to convert any.
still, in the alternate quarter, India’s attack set up its meter, with five pretensions being scored. Lalit, Gurjant, Vivek Sagar Prasad, and Harmanpreet contributed to this obnoxious swell.
The thing spree continued in the third quarter, with ~, Harmanpreet( doubly), and Shamsher adding to the census. Singapore managed to score a consolation thing in the 53rd nanosecond through Zaki Zulkarnain.
The Indian platoon maintained their grim attack, with Varun Kumar converting two successive penalty corners in the ending twinkles of the match to seal the comprehensive palm.
Despite their satisfying palm, India faced challenges with penalty corner transformations, succeeding in just eight out of the 22 secured during the match.
With their strong performance against Singapore, India looks forward to their coming challenge against defending titleholders Japan in the event.
NEW DELHI India’s men’s hockey platoon, led by captain Harmanpreet Singh and bolstered by Mandeep Singh’s chapeau- trick, displayed their dominance as they secured a resounding 16- 1 palm against Singapore at the Asian Games. This triumph pronounced India’s alternate successive palm in the competition, following their earlier 16- 0 rout of Uzbekistan.
Despite their status as the top- ranked platoon, India approached the game with determination, showcasing their grim thing- scoring capability against the 49th- ranked Singapore team.
Harmanpreet Singh was at the van of India’s attack, scoring four pretensions with perfection from penalty corners( 24th, 39th, 40th, and 42nd twinkles). Mandeep Singh was inversely emotional, contributing a hattrick with pretensions in the 12th, 30th, and 51st twinkles.
Abhishek( 51st, 52nd) and Varun Kumar( two pretensions, 55th) also added to India’s thing census. Lalit Kumar Upadhyay( 16th), Gurjant Singh( 22nd), Vivek Sagar Prasad( 23rd), Manpreet Singh( 37th), and Shamsher Singh( 38th) were the other thing songwriters for India.
Despite their early dominance, it took India until the 12th nanosecond for Mandeep Singh to break the impasse, turning a pass from Gurjant Singh into the thing. India secured multitudinous penalty corners in the first quarter but failed to convert any.
still, in the alternate quarter, India’s attack set up its meter, with five pretensions being scored. Lalit, Gurjant, Vivek Sagar Prasad, and Harmanpreet contributed to this obnoxious swell.
The thing spree continued in the third quarter, with Manpreet Singh, Harmanpreet( doubly), and Shamsher adding to the census. Singapore managed to score a consolation thing in the 53rd nanosecond through Zaki Zulkarnain.
The Indian team maintained their grim attack, with Varun Kumar converting two successive penalty corners in the ending twinkles of the match to seal the comprehensive palm.
Despite their satisfying palm, India faced challenges with penalty corner transformations, succeeding in just eight out of the 22 secured during the match.
With their strong performance against Singapore, India looks forward to their coming challenge against defending titleholders Japan in the event.
