Harmanpreet defends India’s penalty corner reliance

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India captain Harmanpreet Singh has dismissed concerns about the team's over-reliance on penalty corners after all three goals in the 3-1 World Cup win over Wales came from the set piece. Harmanpreet scored twice from dragflicks, taking his international tally to 254, while Sanjay Rana added the third. The skipper defended his forwards despite the lack of field goals, saying the team is creating chances and scoring.

Harmanpreet defends India's penalty corner reliance

The Hindu reports that 85.43% of Harmanpreet's 254 goals have come from penalty corners. The report notes that when his PC conversion dipped during the Pro League, India struggled, finishing eighth. In 14 matches against top-seven teams in that campaign, India converted only eight of 39 short corners. Harmanpreet said the team is not going to overthink and is focused on winning the World Cup.


Source: thehindu.com

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