Confident India eye Britain scalp to seal semi-final berth
Millennium Post Delhi|August 04, 2024
The Indians would look to use aerial passes to great effect against Great Britain, a ploy which yielded rich dividends against Australia
Confident India eye Britain scalp to seal semi-final berth

High on confidence after the historic win over Tokyo Games silver medallist Australia in their final pool match, India would look to carry on the momentum and seal a win against Great Britain in the quarterfinals of the men’s hockey competition of the Paris Olympics here on Sunday.

India saved their best for their last Pool B match, stunning Australia 3-2 to record their first win over the Kookaburras in the Olympic Games in 52 years.

India had last defeated nemesis Australia way back in the 1972 Munich Olympics before the playing surface shifted to astro-turf.

By virtue of the win, India finished second in Pool B behind reigning Olympic champions Belgium, while Great Britain ended third in Pool A.

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