The Indian workforce clinched an thrilling 6-4 overcome Egypt to complete in place on the FIH Hockey5s Men’s World Cup on Wednesday. Goals for India have been scored by Mohammed Raheel (8′), Pawan Rajbhar (9′), Maninder Singh (10′, 23′), Mandeep Mor (11′), and Uttam Singh (13′), whereas for Egypt captain Amr Sayed (14′, 19′), Mostafa Ragab (23′), and Karim Atef (24′) discovered the again of the web for his or her workforce. India dominated from the outset, with Mohammed Raheel and Pawan Rajbhar scoring to determine a 2-0 lead. The momentum continued as Maninder Singh, Mandeep Mor and Uttam Singh added targets in fast succession, extending India’s benefit.

Egypt intensified their assaults, and Amr Sayed scored two targets to holding his workforce in competition. India led 5-2 at half time.

The second half noticed Egypt launching a wave of aggressive assaults to stage a comeback, however it was Maninder Singh who scored once more, giving India a 6-2 benefit.

Meanwhile, Egypt netted fast targets by way of Mostafa Ragab and Karim Atef, following which India shifted focus to defence and held on to their lead until the tip of the match.