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Hockey Jharkhand beat Puducherry

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:34 AM Sep 29, 2024 IST
Players vie for the ball during a match at the hockey stadium in Sector 42, Chandigarh, on Saturday. Tribune Photo: Ravi Kumar

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Hockey Jharkhand recorded a stunning 13-0 win over Puducherry Hockey during the ongoing 14th Hockey India Sub-Junior Men National Championship at the Sector 42 Sports Complex.

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Sabian Kiro and Hemrom Tintus scored maximum goals for the side. Kiro netted the opening goal in the 1st minute, followed by more in the 20th, 46th and 50th minutes, while Tintus netted his first in the 4th minute, followed by three more goals in 38th, 48th and 58th minutes.

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Purti Ashish Tani (36th, 60th), Ganga Topno (7th), Nicholas Topno (18th) and Sujeet Kerketta (56th) also contributed to the scoreline.

In another Pool H clash, Delhi Hockey claimed a 5-0 win over Hockey Himachal. Aryan (20th, 26th and 33rd) struck thrice in quick succession. Tashu (32nd) and Natik Rana (58th) also added to Delhi Hockey’s tally.

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