
India captain Harmanpreet Singh scored a crucial equaliser in the final quarter of their match against Belgium, levelling the score at 2-2 with 15 minutes remaining. The goal came from a drag-flick…
India captain Harmanpreet Singh scored a crucial equaliser in the final quarter of their match against Belgium, levelling the score at 2-2 with 15 minutes remaining. The goal came from a drag-flick executed after a deceptive run by teammate Sukhjeet Singh, who created the opening.

The match was a closely fought contest, with India needing the equaliser to stay in contention. Harmanpreet's strike was a key moment, keeping India's hopes alive in the game.
Harmanpreet Singh's drag-flick remains India's most reliable weapon in high-pressure knockout or league matches. With 15 minutes left, a draw keeps India in control of their own fate in the pool, while a loss would have put qualification at risk. Belgium, the reigning Olympic champions, are a benchmark side. India's ability to fight back, especially after conceding first, is a positive sign ahead of the knockout rounds. The next match will determine whether this point proves decisive for India's progression in the tournament.
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