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Indian Men's Hockey Team records 1-1 draw with Netherlands

| @indiablooms | Jul 27, 2023, at 04:16 pm

Barcelona/UNI: The Indian Men’s Hockey Team came up with a valiant performance against the Netherlands, which recently won the FIH Hockey Pro League 2022-23 title, to record a 1-1 draw in an intensely-fought match here at the ongoing 100th Anniversary Spanish Hockey Federation - International Tournament.

India had lost to the hosts Spain in their opening game, but they bounced back on Wednesday night with an impressive performance.

In-form captain Harmanpreet Singh scored India's lone goal in the 12th minute, and Jasper Brinkman equalised the score for the Netherlands in the 40th. Getting off the blocks in an attacking mode, India built on early momentum, the Hockey India sources said.

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