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Home / Sports / India Thrash Thailand 13 0 To Make It Three Wins In A Row At Womens Asian Champions Trophy

India thrash Thailand 13-0 to make it three wins in a row at Women's Asian Champions trophy

India had earlier defeated Malaysia 4-0 and secured a narrow 3-2 victory over South Korea. The Indian team will next face Olympic silver medallists China on Saturday
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Rajgir, Updated At : 07:10 PM Nov 14, 2024 IST
Indian Women's Hockey Team after the win against Thailand.

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India demolished Thailand 13-0 to record their third consecutive win at the Women's Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament on Thursday.

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Deepika was the standout performer, scoring five goals in the 3rd, 19th, 43rd, 45th, and 45th minutes. Preeti Dubey (9th, 40th), Lalremsiami (12th, 56th), and Manisha Chauhan (55th, 58th) each scored twice. Beauty Dung Dung (30th) and Navneet Kaur (53rd) were the other players on the scoresheet for India.

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India had earlier defeated Malaysia 4-0 and secured a narrow 3-2 victory over South Korea.

The Indian team will next face Olympic silver medallists China on Saturday.

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In other matches on Thursday, Malaysia beat South Korea 2-1, while China continued their unbeaten run with a 2-1 win over Japan.

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