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India Face England in Crucial Hockey World Cup 2026 Pool D Clash
The Indian men's hockey team will look to build on its winning start to the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 when it takes on England in its second Pool D match at the Wagener Hockey Stadium here on Monday.
India began its campaign with a 3-1 win over Wales, while England also made a strong start by defeating Pakistan 4-1. With both teams looking for another victory, Monday's clash could play a key role in deciding which side finishes on top of Pool D.
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