Eight teams will compete in this groundbreaking event and more than 10,000 spectators are expected to witness the inaugural edition
The Indian women’s hockey team played out a hard-fought 1-1 draw against England in their opening match of the FIH World Cup in Amstelveen on Sunday.
England took the lead through Isabella Petter in the ninth minute before Vandana Katariya equalised for India in the 28th minute. There was hardly anything to differentiate between the two sides in the first two quarters as they matched each other stick for stick.
The Indians had the first shy at the goal as early as in the first minute in the form of a penalty corner, but they wasted the opportunity.
Minutes later, skipper Savita made a fine save in front of the goal to deny the English women.
After a neck and neck fight it was England who took the lead through Petter who neatly deflecting in a ball from outside the ‘D’.
In the 28th minute, India secured their fourth penalty corner when Vandana sounded the board from a rebound.
India will play China in their next Pool B match on Tuesday.
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