Junior hockey: India men beat South Korea 7-3 in Asia Cup
Captain Anmol Ekka scored twice as India produced a three-goal burst in the final quarter to break a 3-3 tie and move within reach of the semifinals.
- On Tuesday, the Indian junior men's hockey team defeated South Korea 7-3 in the Asia Cup, keeping the squad firmly on track for a semifinal spot.
- The match remained an even battle through three quarters, with South Korea equalizing three times before India surged ahead in the final period.
- Prabhdeep Singh restored India's lead in the 42nd minute; the team broke through with a three-goal burst in the final quarter, with Gursewak Singh and Aryan Xess scoring in the 55th and 58th minutes.
- Captain Anmol Ekka led the charge with two goals, bringing his tournament tally to eight and providing critical scoring momentum.
- China awaits India on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, in a final pool match that will determine the top position in the standings.
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India Junior Men's Hockey Team Secures Crucial Win Against South Korea
The Indian junior men's hockey team defeated South Korea 7-3 in a thrilling Asia Cup match, with Captain Anmol Ekka scoring twice. The victory puts India within reach of a semifinal berth, needing a win against Chinese Taipei in their final pool match. India's decisive three-goal burst in the final quarter secured the win after a closely contested game.
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