Manjeet
(8′),
and
Pawan
Rajbhar
(35′)
starred
for
India,
scoring
the
two
targets
for
the
crew.
Takuma
Niwa
(18′)
scored
the
sole
aim
for
Japan
in
the
match.
The
match
started out
with
Japan
earning
an
early
Penalty
Corner,
but
Yoshiki
Kirishita’s
dragflick
went
large
off
the
mark.
Raiki
Fujishima
struck
the
ball
into
the
back again
of
the
nets
in
the
next
minute,
but
the
umpire
experienced
blown
his
whistle
prior to
the
shot
was
taken
due
to
an
infringement
in
the
lead-up,
and
the
objective
was
disallowed.
Manjeet
showcased
unique
brilliance
from
the
still left
flanks
in
the
8th
minute,
as
he
broke
by means of
Japan’s
defence
to
give
India
a
1-
direct.
Nilam
Sanjeep
Xess
experienced
a
opportunity
to
double
India’s
guide
from
a
Penalty
Corner
as
the
very first
quarter
arrived
to
an
finish.
Trailing
by
a
intention,
Japan
started off
showcasing
attacking
intent
at
the
start
of
the
second
quarter.
Takuma
Niwa
managed
to
strike
a
rebound
off
a
Computer
into
the
nets
to
level
the
scoreline
in
the
18th
moment.
Japan
gained
two
rapid
Penalty
Corners
but
India
goalkeeper
Suraj
Karkera
created
two
outstanding
will save
to
deny
the
opposition.
Seeking
for
a
purpose
to
regain
their
direct,
India
continued
to
press
deeper
inside
Japan’s
circle.
But
Japan
managed
their
nerves
and
the
match
went
to
Halftime
with
the
scoreline
reading
India
1-1
Japan.
India
been given
a
golden
option
at
the
start off
of
the
next
fifty percent
with
Maninder
Singh
sending
a
extensive
move
toward
SV
Sunil,
who
was
standing
unmarked
inside
the
circle.
But
the
ball
just
went
broad
off
the
Indian
veteran.
A
number of
minutes
afterwards,
Pawan
Rajbhar
struck
the
ball
into
the
nets
soon after
obtaining
a
go
from
Uttam
Singh,
and
India
regained
their
direct
in
the
match.
India
taken care of
their
nerves
in
defence
after
getting
the
direct,
denying
Japan
the
prospect
to
amount
the
score
from
a
Computer system.
At
the
begin
of
the
final
quarter,
Manjeet
tried
to
prolong
India’s
lead
with
a
shot
in the direction of
the
target
from
an
acute
angle,
but
Japan
goalkeeper
Takashi
Yoshikawa
produced
the
help save.
Ryoma
Ooka
broke
within
the
circle
a
few
minutes
later,
but
the
Indian
defence
stood
tall
and
did
not
let
him
to
take
a
shot.
Japan
produced
numerous
threatening
moves
within
the
circle.
But
India
taken care of
their
composure
until
the
closing
whistle
and
won
the
match
2-1.
India
will
enjoy
their
future
sport
of
the
Super
4s
from
Malaysia
on
Sunday.
Supply:
Hockey
India
