Heartbreak For India As Germany Wins 4-3 In FIH Women’s Junior World Cup

India’s Women’s Junior Hockey Team in the FIH Women’s Junior World Cup has been performing excellently but today’s news isn’t that please Indian fans. Let’s begin with their first match against Canada, where our team displayed a remarkable show of skill and strategy. 

India triumphed with a fantastic score of 12-0. It was a game that showcased our players’ exceptional talent and teamwork. The goals were scored by several key players: Annu showcased her prowess by scoring in the 4th, 6th, and 39th minutes. 

Dipi Monika Toppo, Mumtaz Khan, Deepika Soreng, and Neelam also made significant contributions, with Mumtaz Khan and Deepika Soreng each bagging a hat-trick.

Moving onto their second match, India faced Germany, a strong contender. While our team put up a valiant fight, the game concluded with a narrow 4-3 loss for India. 

In this match, Annu, Ropni Kumari, and Mumtaz Khan were the ones who found the net for our team. Annu opened the scoring at the 11th minute, followed by Ropni Kumari and Mumtaz Khan, showcasing their skills and determination.

The match’s first quarter was particularly intense. India started strongly, leading 2-0, thanks to Annu and Ropni Kumari’s goals. But Germany, not to be underestimated, fought back hard in the subsequent quarters.

Now, looking forward, India’s next challenge in this tournament is against Belgium. This match is scheduled for December 2 at 18:30 IST. It promises to be another exciting game where our team will undoubtedly put their best foot forward, displaying the same spirit and skill they’ve shown so far.

The Indian Women’s Junior Hockey Team has been performing exceptionally well in the FIH Women’s Junior World Cup, with a resounding victory against Canada and a hard-fought match against Germany. 

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We’re eagerly anticipating their next game against Belgium, where we hope to see them continue their impressive performance. 

Stay tuned for more updates, and don’t miss the live broadcast on Viacom Sports 18 – 3 and Sports 18 – 1 HD, along with the live stream on JioCinema.