- Hockey Delhi overcame Hockey Himachal Pradesh 2-1
- Hockey Bihar defeats Hockey Assam by 4-3
- Bengal Hockey Association edge past Hockey Uttarakhand by 2-1
- Hockey Gujarat registers 2-1 victory over Mumbai Hockey Association
New
Delhi, 13th May 2014: Day-4 of
the Sub-Junior National Men Championship 2014 (Division B) saw some
exciting clashes as all the teams put up a tough fight against their
respective opponents and registered close wins, today in Vadodara,
Gujarat.
In
aPool B match, Delhi successfully registered its third consecutive
win of the tournament as they defeated Himachal Pradesh with a close
margin of 2-1. The first half of the match saw its first goal coming
in the 14th minute through Delhi’s Nitin Ram as a
field goal and helped Delhi in maintaining the lead by 1-0 by the end
of the first half. In the second half of the match, Delhi took their
lead further ahead by 2-0 in the 41stminute through Mohit
Anand’s field goal but was immediately replied to by Himachal
Pradesh’s Prakash Chand in the 44thminute. Both the
teams played with a good defending stance hereon and restricted each
other from penetrating further goals, as a result, Delhi registered a
2-1 win over Himachal Pradesh.
In
a Pool A match, Bihar registered their second consecutive win by
defeating Assam by 4-3. Assam started off well and scored two goals
in quick succession. Assam’s Nazrul Islam and Manish Sahani scored
two goals in the 7th minute and 9th minute
of the match through field goal and took a lead of 2-0. In the very
next minute, Subash Sanga successfully converted the penalty corner
and helped Bihar bounced back. Both the teams then defended well
against each other and did not let score any goal against each other
till the half time. In the second half Bihar got a penalty corner in
the 56th minute of the game and Pandeya Munda
converted it into a goal without making any mistake and levelled the
score to 2-2. In the 58th minute Assam’s Manish
Sahani again scored a goal through field goal and took the lead to
3-2. Bihar bounced back in the match, Samir Minz and Binit Ekka
scored two goals in 63rd and 70th minute and
overturned the match in their favour. Bihar won the match with 4-3 on
the board.
In
another match of Pool C, a tough fight was witness between Bengal
Hockey Association and Hockey Uttarakhand. The hard fought clash saw
Bengal Hockey Association registering the first goal of the match in
the 9th minute through Captian Nadim Hossen Saikh’s
successful penalty corner, which was later levelled by Hockey
Uttarakhand’s Sarik Ali in the 18th minute as a
penalty corner and closing the first half of the match at 1-1. The
second half of the match saw a dry run as both the teams did a good
job in defending and restricting each other from doing any damage,
until the 55th minute of the game when Captian Nadim
Hossen Saikh of Bengal Hockey Association converted a penalty strike
and took the lead by 2-1. This proved to be the last goal of the
match and Bengal Hockey Association registered a hard-earned 2-1
victory over Hockey Uttarakhand.
In
another match of Pool D, played between Mumbai Hockey Association &
Hockey Gujarat, both the teams gave a tough fight to each other. It
was Mumbai Hockey Association in the 9thminute opening its
account through Hemant Fadikar’s field goal. Equalizing the scores
by 1-1, Gujarat’s Captain Amal Mathew stroked in a field goal in
the 23rd minute and the scores remained levelled by
the end of the first half. In the second half of the match, turning
the game in its favour, Gujarat marked a hard-fought victory when
Virj Sisodiya converted a penalty corner in the 47th minute
for the team and led the board with 2-1.
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