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India Junior Men’s Hockey Team go down 4-5 in opposition to South Africa in Sultan of Johor Cup

Johor [Malaysia], October 24 (ANI): In a carefully contested sport, the Indian Junior Men’s Hockey Team misplaced 4-5 in opposition to South Africa of their second match on the tenth Sultan of Johor Cup on Sunday.

Sharda Nand Tiwari, captain Uttam Singh and Sudeep Chirmako scored for India.

Sharda Nand Tiwari (9′, 10′), Captain Uttam Singh (17′) and Sudeep Chirmako (45′) scored for India whereas Marvin Simons (7′), Fawaaz Kahder (34′), Senzwesihle Ngubane (35′) and Cameron Le Forestier (49′, 57′) discovered the again of the web for South Africa.

It was India with the primary pushback of the sport and Amandeep Lakra set the tone of the excessive press from the get-go, retaining South Africa of their half within the first jiffy. However, it was South Africa in actual fact who took the lead with Marvin Simons (7′) deflecting in previous Ankit Malik.

India although roared again into the sport inside minutes as Sharda Nand Tiwari (9′, 10′) transformed two penalty corners. India ended the primary quarter with a 2-1 lead and regarded answerable for proceedings.

A few minutes into the second quarter, India, who have been wanting their dominant selves by now, struck once more with Captain Uttam Singh (17′) getting his first objective of the match. With the momentum behind them, India not solely saved South Africa at bay but additionally managed the proceedings, not permitting their opposition an excessive amount of leeway, ending the primary half with the rating studying 3-1.

India had extra domination and targets of their minds within the second half, nevertheless it was South Africa who discovered the again of the web. Fawaaz Kahder (34′) made it 3-2 for South Africa, earlier than Senzwesihle Ngubane (35′) equalised, with each targets coming from penalty corners. India, nonetheless, acquired their noses again out in entrance earlier than the third quarter ended Sudeep Chirmako (45′) getting on the scoresheet.

In the ultimate quarter-hour, India was seeking to management proceedings, however the South African facet equalised once more as Cameron Le Forestier (49′) transformed one other penalty nook, making it 4-4. Soon after, South Africa went forward for the second time within the sport Cameron Le Forestier (57′) scored once more, to select up a win.

India will tackle Japan of their third sport on the tenth Sultan of Johor Cup on October 25. (ANI)

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