India went a goal down in the first quarter when Naomi Evans (11\u2019) converted a penalty corner for the hosts, but bounced back within the next couple of minutes, with a goal from Ishika (13\u2019), which also came off a penalty corner.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Locked at 1-1, the two teams continued to hunt for the next goal, and it was India who got their noses out in front, just before half time, as Sonam (27\u2019) scored a field goal, making it 2-1.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Midway through the third quarter, India added a third goal, as Ishika (39\u2019) completed her brace and gave her side a 3-1 lead. From then on, India kept their opponents at bay and walked off with the win.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India, who have now won two games and lost two games in Australia so far, will play their final tour match against Canberra Chill on October 2.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Midway through the third quarter, India added a third goal, as Ishika (39\u2019) completed her brace and gave her side a 3-1 lead. From then on, India kept their opponents at bay and walked off with the win.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The tour will provide valuable exposure to the young Indian squad, allowing the players to test their skills in international conditions against strong teams. The team went on a similar tour of Europe back in June, where it faced Belgium, Australia, and the Netherlands over five matches. India showed prowess as they defeated Belgium three games in a row, followed by a win against Australia and a bitter shootout loss against the Netherlands.<\/p>\r\n\r\n