Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: India Defeated New Zealand
Editorials News | May-19-2017
Rupinderpal Singh was the champion as he transformed the match and converted two penalty corners in the match that set up the win. Additionally, Rupinderpal sent equal ground drag-flicks into the corner past
Besides Rupinderpal Singh, SV Sunil scored his first goal of the tournament in the 48th minute. Sun played a vital role in the tournament as he capitalized on a cross from Mandeep Singh into the goalmouth, while Talwinder Singh rounded off India's scoring in the last minute.
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