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Hockey 5s: Men impress but women lose both matches

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Lausanne: The Indian men’s team began its campaign in the inaugural FIH Hockey 5s with a 4-3 win over hosts Switzerland before playing out a pulsating 2-2 draw against arch-rivals Pakistan here today. The women’s team lost both its matches against Uruguay (3-4) and Poland (1-3).

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