The Indian will finish off their pool engagements against Malaysia on April 5 before the quarter-final round which starts on April 8
The Indian junior women’s hockey team celebrate beating Germany
The Indian women’s hockey team stunned formidable Germany 2-1 to register its second consecutive win in pool stages and assure its place in the quarter-finals of the FIH Junior World Cup here on Sunday. India, who thrashed a lowly Wales 5-1 in its opening Pool D match on Saturday, scored through two penalty corner conversions by Lalremsiami (2nd minute) and Mumtaz Khan (25th min) to emerge winners. Germany’s lone goal was scored by Jule Bleuel in the 57th minute.
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The Indian will finish off their pool engagements against Malaysia on April 5 before the quarter-final round which starts on April 8. The Indians are currently atop Pool D with two wins from as many games ahead of second-placed Germany. Two teams each from pools will qualify for the knock-out rounds.
Against Germany, the Indians took the lead as early as in the second minute when Lalremsiami scored from a rebound after Deepika’s dragflick from a penalty corner was saved by German goalkeeper Mali Wichmann. Thereafter, Germany proceedings and earned a handful of penalty corners by putting relentless pressure on the Indian defence, which stood firm.
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