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India vs Pakistan Hockey Highlights, Asian Games SF: Abhishek scores winner in dying moments as India beat Pakistan 4-3

By Prateek Srivastava||6 min read at Hindustan Times

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  • India secured a 4-3 victory over Pakistan in the Asian Games hockey semi-final after Abhishek scored a decisive goal in the final moments of the match. Despite India taking an early 3-0 lead, Pakistan staged a significant comeback to level the score before India ultimately reclaimed the lead.

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India vs Pakistan Hockey Highlights, Asian Games semi-final: So, India have done it! Abhishek scores a last-minute goal to help India win 4-3. What a match. India were leading 3-0 (two from Harmanpreet and one from Sukhjeet) at one time. But the Pakistanis staged a remarkable comeback and in the third and fourth quarters. Just when it appeared the match was heading into a shootout, the Abhishek goal came against the run of play. India now wait for the winners from the Korea-Malaysia game later today. The final will be played on October 3....Read More

India have never lost to Pakistan in the last decade. Today, they will look to extend that dominance against Pakistan in the semifinal face-off at the Gifu Prefectural Green Stadium, with an eye to returning to the Asian Games final and retaining the 2023 gold. The winner of this semifinal clash will take on either Malaysia or South Korea in the final on October 3.

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