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Indian Junior Women’s Hockey Team Defeats Belgium 3-2
Sonam (4’), Lalthantluangi (32’) and Kanika Siwach (51’) scored goals for India while Marie Goenns (37’) and Marte Marie (40’) were the scorers for Belgium.
India took an early lead in the game as Sonam opened the scoring as early as the fourth minute with a field goal. India held their lead in the first half and then later extended it in the third quarter with a penalty corner goal from Lalthantluangi in the 32nd minute.
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