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England beat India to clinch hockey series

Category :International Sub Category :Europe
2009-08-03 00:00:00
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England found the equaliser when Jackson and Martin Jones combined well down the left flank but the former's left handed reverse deflected over the bar. HOwever, with 20 minutes remaining, he beat D'souza from a penalty corner.

With the Indian fans drumming in the stands and looking to inspire their players, the men in blue went on the attack through Prabodh Tirkey, who drove at the heart of the English defence only to find Richard Mantell and Richard Smith standing firm.

England scored the match winner with one of the best flowing moves from Rob Moore and Richard Alexander that was given finishing touches by Mackay.

India were awarded a penalty corner with just 14 seconds on the clock but Halappa's effort was blocked.

India will now travel to Antwerp where they will take on Belgium in a three Test series.




Author :Indo Asian News Service



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