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Asian Games 2026 | India edge out Pakistan in a thriller, reach men's hockey final
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not written by Deccan Herald · not verifiedGenerated October 1, 2026
- The Indian men's hockey team defeated Pakistan 4-3 in the Asian Games semifinals to secure a spot in the final match. The team aims to win the gold medal, which would guarantee their direct qualification for the LA Olympics.
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Sign in to give feedbackRiding on skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's two-goal effort, the Indian hockey team beat archrivals Paksitan 4-3 in a thrilling semifinal to enter the final of the Asian Games at Kakamigahara (Japan) on Thursday (October 1).
In the final, India will take on the winner of the the other last-four encounter between Malaysia and South Korea.
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