Indian Women’s Hockey Team continued their profitable methods in South Africa as they defeated hosts 4-0 of their third match of the tour in Cape Town on Friday. Vandana Katariya (20′), Deep Grace Ekka (18′), Rani Rampal (2′), and Sangita Kumari (46′) all scored for India to present the visitors an unstoppable 3-0 lead within the four-match Test sequence. India’s final two video games noticed them triumph 5-1 and 7-0 over South Africa. Having gained the primary two matches slightly convincingly, the Indian workforce caught to fundamentals as they executed the probabilities very well and performed a disciplined construction to remain forward.

The match started swiftly with India creating superb possibilities within the circle. Rani has proven chic type in her comeback Tour, who scored the primary objective for India within the very 2nd minute of the match. The early 1-0 lead introduced some stability to their recreation, as they took a while to settle in over the following couple of minutes of the primary quarter.

The workforce launched recent forays into the rival field within the second quarter. In the 18th minute, a penalty nook alternative was well-converted by Deep Grace Ekka, an everyday in India’s PC assault. The 2-0 lead additional gave India the ammunition to up their assault and put South Africa beneath stress.

They scored their third objective shortly when Vandana Katariya struck an excellent area objective within the twentieth minute. While the third quarter remained goalless, India ended the proceedings with a area objective within the forty sixth minute through younger sensation Sangita Kumari.

They held on to the 4-0 lead with a superb defensive efficiency and stored up the profitable streak after a 5-1 and 7-0 win within the earlier two video games.

India’s subsequent recreation shall be towards South Africa on Saturday.

India may even play their three-match Test sequence towards the top-ranked Netherlands on the similar venue on January 23.

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