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India lose 2-5 to China in Junior Women`s Asia Cup hockey

Last Updated: Monday, July 02, 2012, 20:04
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India lose 2-5 to China in Junior Women`s Asia Cup hockeyBangkok: India lost 2-5 to China in a Group A league match of the sixth Junior Women`s Asia Cup hockey tournament here on Monday.

India scored through Vandana Katariya (33rd minute) and Anupa Barla (57th minute), while Weijia Hao (11th and 24th minute), Na Wang (18th minute), Xiayun Xi (62nd minute) and Ailin Jiang (64th minute) were the goal-getters for China.

China took lead in the 11th minute with a field goal scored from Hao, and soon doubled the lead when Wang sounded the board seven minutes later.


Hao then scored her second goal for China in the 24th minute to take a comfortable 3-0 lead over the Indians.

However, India showed great fighting spirit and reduced the margin in the 33rd minute when Vandana scored a brilliant goal from the top of the circle.

India then brought the scoreline down to 2-3 when Anupa ndia go down 2-5 when striker Anupa scored another field goal in the 57th minute.


But China, who led 3-1 at the half time, scored two more goals in the second half with strikes from Xiayun Xi and Jiang to take the match beyond India`s reach.

India will now have to win their last league match against Malaysia on Tuesday to qualify for the semifinals.

PTI


First Published: Monday, July 02, 2012, 20:04


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