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India vs England, Hockey World Cup 2023 Live Updates: India take on England in an FIH Hockey Men's World Cup Pool D match at the Birsa Munda Stadium in Rourkela on Sunday. The hosts swept aside Spain 2-0 in their opening match, thanks to goals from Amit Rohidas and Hardik Singh.
India's opening win of the Men's Hockey World Cup against Spain was celebrated amid a festival-like atmosphere both in and outside the BMHS, while the 2-0 victory allowed skipper Harmanpreet Singh and his team to settle their nerves.But their toughest test in the pool stage arrives Sunday evening when England will try to pull out all stops and follow their 5-0 hammering of Wales by upsetting the hosts in front of a packed stadium.
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A commanding India dished out a superb show of attacking hockey to outplay a tricky Spain 2-0 in their FIH men's World Cup campaign opener here on Friday. Local boy Amit Rohidas was among the goal scorers as he struck in the 12th minute from a penalty corner to the wild cheer of the packed Birsa Munda Stadium, which made its debut as an international hockey venue on Friday. Hardik Singh scored a brilliant field goal in the 26th minute after a fine solo run as India, chasing their first medal after 1975, boosted their chances of making it to the quarterfinals from Pool D.
India dominated the game, but it will be only fair to add that the scoreline could have been a lot more dominating had India's circle penetrations and relentless pressure turned into goals, some of which were agonizingly close.