Asia Cup | India wins consolation bronze
The Hindu
Sharmila and Gurjit score in 2-0 win over China
Defending champion India defeated China 2-0 to win a consolation bronze at the women’s Asia Cup hockey tournament here on Friday.
The Indians left behind the disappointment of their semifinal defeat to Korea and controlled the proceedings in the first two quarters to go into half-time with a 2-0 lead.
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