Ind Vs Eng Hockey world cup match draw 0-0.
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In Ind vs Eng match, 12 penalty corners were missed by both teams.
Hockey world cup Ind Vs eng The Pool 'D' match played between India and England at the Birsa Munda Stadium on Sunday ended in a goalless draw. In the match, the defense of both teams performed brilliantly. Both teams had 12 Penalty kicks but none could score. A particularly impressive performance by the Indian defense saw the team receive multiple 12 penalty corners, but the Indian defense converted all shots.
India also got 4 penalty corners and could not score. The goal was saved. Despite England's total of 8 penalties, the two teams who won the first match came down to the field intending to secure the quarter-finals with their second victory.
The match was a struggle from the start. England got 5 penalty corners in the first quarter, but all failed in front of the brilliant Indian defense. In 7 minutes, England got 2 consecutive penalty corners but failed to score. In the 8th minute, the team got the 3rd penalty corner. The Indian defense managed to stop this too. In 10 minutes, England got 2 consecutive penalty corners. England had another penalty after giving away a goal, but they missed the opportunity.
India got their first penalty corner in the 12th minute but the team failed to convert it. The first quarter was scoreless. The Indian defense performed brilliantly. In the 16th minute, England got their sixth penalty kick. The shot from the corner was brilliantly blocked by the Indian defense. England got their seventh penalty corner in the 20th minute. Vice-captain Amit Rohidas managed to block the said shot.
In 23 minutes, India has fallen to 2nd place. In the first match, India defeated Spain by 2-0 goals and England by 5-0 goals. The match was fiercely contested in front of a packed stadium. The Indian team gave a spirited performance with the support of the home crowd but failed to score. Odia defender Amit Rohidas was brilliant in defense and saved Ekadhuk's penalty corner shot.
Neelam Sanjeep Khes, one of the most orthodox players, played his second match after the World Cup. India will meet Wales and England-Spain in the final league match on the 19th at Keeling Stadium. The result of the said two matches will surely make the top of Pool D.
