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Women's Hockey Asia Cup 2025 Highlights: India hold Japan to a dramatic 2-2 draw in a nail-biting Pool B encounter at the Women's Hockey Asia Cup 2025 in Hangzhou, China on Saturday.
Rutuja Dadaso Pisal (30') and Navneet (60') scored for India while Hiroka Murayama (10') and Chiko Fujibayashi (58') converted for Japan.
As it happened:
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- 6 Sep 2025 1:05 PM GMT
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- 6 Sep 2025 12:50 PM GMT
Full-Time: A thrilling 2-2 draw
India held Japan to a dramatic 2-2 draw in a nail-biting encounter that went on till after the final hooter. Japan regained the lead with just three minutes remining through a well-taken penalty stroke, putting the pressure back on India.
But the Indian team showed great resilliance and responded immediately, earning two back-to-back penalty corners — both of which narrowly missed converting. Refusing to give up, India came back once again and won another penalty corner just before the final hooter. Naveet stepped up and netted the ball to get the much-deserved goal to draw 2-2. It was indeed a high-quality clash.
Rutuja Dadaso Pisal (30') and Navneet (60') scored for India while Hiroka Murayama (10') and Chiko Fujibayashi (58') converted for Japan.
- 6 Sep 2025 12:38 PM GMT
40s to go: PC for India, Japan takes referral.
Lots of excitement in this game still reamins. Clock is ticking.
- 6 Sep 2025 12:36 PM GMT
And GOALLL! Japan takes lead 2-1
India's referral turned out to a blessing for Japan. India trails 1-2. Only 2 minutes left!
- 6 Sep 2025 12:31 PM GMT
Only 3 minutes remaining, Japan has suddenly upped the ante and so has India. But Japan had some really close shots.