Men’s Asian Hockey 5s WC Qualifier: India’s thrilling 4-5 loss to Pakistan follows dominant 12-2 victory against Oman

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Indian Men’s Hockey Team Records a Win and a Loss in Asian Hockey 5s World Cup Qualifier

The Indian men’s hockey team secured a stunning 12-2 win over Oman in the Men’s Asian Hockey 5s World Cup Qualifier in Salalah, Oman.
Mohammed Raheel (2′), Jugraj Singh (3′), Mohammed Raheel (9′), and Pawan Rajbhar (9′, 10′) were the key contributors to India’s dominant victory, providing the team with a solid 5-0 lead at halftime.
Further goals from Maninder Singh (16′, 23′, 26′), Jugraj Singh (28′), Sukhvinder (29′), and Mohammed Raheel (30′) sealed India’s comfortable 12-2 win.

Despite their victory over Oman, the Indian men’s hockey team faced a 4-5 defeat against Pakistan in the same tournament.
Pakistan started strong, with Ahtisham Aslam (2′) and Aslam (3′) scoring early goals to give them a 2-0 lead.
Gurjot Singh (12′), Maninder Singh (17′), and Maninder Singh (29′) managed to find the back of the net for India, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Pakistan’s lead.
Pakistan’s Abdul Rana (26′) extended his side’s lead, and despite Maninder Singh’s late goal, Pakistan secured a close victory.

India’s next challenges will be against Malaysia and Japan on Thursday.