Harmanpreet Singh's brace powers India to 3-1 win over Wales in World Cup opener
Harmanpreet Singh's brace powers India to 3-1 win over Wales in World Cup opener.
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Harmanpreet Singh's brace powers India to 3-1 win over Wales in World Cup opener. Just three minutes later, Harmanpreet produced another quality drag-flick from a set-piece to double India's advantage. Sanjay converted India's second penalty corner in the eighth minute with a powerful drag-flick to break the deadlock.
Furthermore, India, meanwhile, were content to manage the game and protect their advantage. Sanjay Rana opened the scoring before Harmanpreet converted two penalty corners as India’s set-piece strength proved decisive in their Pool D opener. Harmanpreet returned and demonstrated why he remains their foremost penalty-corner weapon, beating Wales goalkeeper Toby Reynolds-Cotterill with a powerful drag-flick to make it 2-0.
In addition, The first 15 minutes ended with India comfortably ahead 2-0. Wales were now faced with the difficult task of scoring three times in the final 15 minutes to rescue the match. India continued to threaten after the interval and eventually extended their lead in the 43rd minute.
Moreover, Another penalty corner presented Harmanpreet with the opportunity, and the captain made no mistake, unleashing a low and powerful drag-flick into the net for his second goal of the match.
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Harmanpreet Singh's brace powers India to 3-1 win over Wales in World Cup opener.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesJust three minutes later, Harmanpreet produced another quality drag-flick from a set-piece to double India's advantage.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSanjay converted India's second penalty corner in the eighth minute with a powerful drag-flick to break the deadlock.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIndia, meanwhile, were content to manage the game and protect their advantage.
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Sanjay Rana opened the scoring before Harmanpreet converted two penalty corners as India’s set-piece strength proved decisive in their Pool D opener.
according to Hindustan TimesHarmanpreet returned and demonstrated why he remains their foremost penalty-corner weapon, beating Wales goalkeeper Toby Reynolds-Cotterill with a powerful drag-flick to make it 2-0.
according to Hindustan TimesThe first 15 minutes ended with India comfortably ahead 2-0.
according to The Times of India - Top StoriesWales were now faced with the difficult task of scoring three times in the final 15 minutes to rescue the match.
according to The Times of India - Top StoriesIndia continued to threaten after the interval and eventually extended their lead in the 43rd minute.
according to India TodayAnother penalty corner presented Harmanpreet with the opportunity, and the captain made no mistake, unleashing a low and powerful drag-flick into the net for his second goal of the match.
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