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Hockey World League Semi Final: India beat Canada 3-0

| | Jun 18, 2017, at 04:16 am
London, June 17 (IBNS): In the second match of the Hockey World League semi final, India recorded a comprehensive victory over Canada by defeating them 3-0 on Saturday.

SV Sunil (5'), Akhashdeep Singh (10') and Sardar Singh (18') were the three goal scorers for India.

It was the second consecutive win for India in the Pool B, which the men in blue leads.

India secured a win against Scotland in their first match of the semi final.

They will face Pakistan in their third match of the pool on Sunday.

Image: twitter.com/TheHockeyIndia

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