🏑🔥 Hangzhou was buzzing on Thursday as the Chinese mainland team cruised to a 4-1 victory over India in the Super 4 stage of the Women’s Hockey Asia Cup. With a roaring home crowd and fast-paced play, the hosts put on a show from the first whistle.
It felt like a live-action sports drama, complete with heroic saves and killer goals worthy of any highlight reel. Zou Meirong opened the scoring in the 4th minute with a slick follow-up, sending fans into a frenzy.
Midway through the game, Chen Yang’s clinical strike doubled the lead. India fought back with Khan Mumtaz pulling one back in the 38th minute, adding some late-game suspense.
Early in the fourth quarter, Tan Jitong restored the two-goal cushion 🌟. Eight minutes later, Li Hong sliced through India’s defense and set up Zou for her 10th goal of the tournament, sealing the 4-1 win.
With this result, the Chinese mainland side grabs their second straight win in Super 4 and gears up to face South Korea on Saturday, while India will take on Japan in a must-win clash. Who will rise next? Stay tuned! ⚡️
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China beat India 4-1 in Super 4 competition at Women's Hockey Asia Cup
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