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Hockey Asia Cup: India beat Japan 3-2 for second straight win

India had defeated China 4-3 in their campaign opener on Friday
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Rajgir (Bihar), Updated At : 05:52 PM Aug 31, 2025 IST
India’s Mandeep Singh, 11, scores a goal during a Men's Hockey Asia Cup 2025 match between India and Japan, in Rajgir, Bihar, on August 31, 2025. PTI

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Captain Harmanpreet Singh struck a brace as India beat Japan 3-2 to notch their second straight win in pool A in the men’s Asia Cup hockey tournament here on Sunday.

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Harmanpreet scored in the fifth and 46th minute while Mandeep Singh struck the other goal for India in the fourth minute.

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For Japan, Kosei Kawabe scored in the 38th and 59th minute.

India had beaten China 4-3 in their campaign opener on Friday.

The hosts play Kazakhstan in their last pool match on Monday.

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The winner of the continental tournament will qualify for next year’s World Cup to be jointly hosted by Belgium and the Netherlands.

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