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F.I.H. Hockey World League Round 2 - Men New Delhi, India 18 - 24 February 2013 MATCH REPORT Date Time Pool Venue Pitch Match No. 23 Feb 13 20:00 M12 New Delhi, India 1 12 RESULT Country Country Full Time 0 -- 4 CHN China IND India Halftime 0 -- 2 Extra-Time -- CHN won the coin toss IND won the coin toss Shoot-Outs -- Time Shirt Time Shirt On No. Name Green Yellow Red On No. Name Green Yellow Red 2 YU Yuanlong (GK) X 3 Rupinder Pal Singh 23 3 MENG Lei 7 5 KHADANGBAM Kothajit Singh X 6 YU Zhongjian X 7 Manpreet Singh 26 7 SONG Zhenda X 8 Sardar Singh (C) 6 8 NA Yubo X 10 Dharamvir Singh X 10 WANG Guolong X 11 Mandeep Singh X 12 SU Linghui X 12 VOKKALIGA RAMACHANDRA Raghunath X 13 AO Yang 8 X 16 PARATTU RAVEENDRAN Sreejesh (GK) X 15 DU Zhimin X 17 Danish Mujtaba X 18 LI Tao 11 18 Malak Singh X 20 LENG Weiwei 8 19 THIMMAIAH Nithin 14 X 21 SU Yanjun 14 16 22 SANDHU Harbir Singh X 22 LI Haoran 23 POTUNURI Thirumala Rao (GK) X 23 XU Rui (GK) X 24 SOWMARPET VITALACHARYA Sunil 20 16 29 MENG Wei X 26 LAKRA Birendra 30 MENG Xiaolong 7 27 Akashdeep Singh 31 YE Peng X 29 KANGUJAM Chinglensana Singh X 32 JI Mi (C) 9 31 Gurjinder Singh Coach ZHANG ZHI Coach NOBBS MICHAEL JACK TEAM MANAGER TEAM MANAGER WANG FENGQIAN DAYAL CLARENCE STEPHEN LOBO UMPIRE UMPIRE BOLGER Kieran (IRL) ANBANANTHAN Rawi (MAS) JUDGE JUDGE ZINOVIEVA Tatiana (RUS) BHATIA Rakesh (IND) TECHNICAL OFFICER RESERVE UMPIRE BAHARI Noraihan (MAS) AL- BALUSHI Khalil (OMA) Country Minute Shirt No Action Score Country Minute Shirt No Action Score Country Minute Shirt No Action Score IND 12 12 PC 0 -- 1 -- -- IND 28 12 FG 0 -- 2 -- -- IND 39 10 FG 0 -- 3 -- -- IND 43 3 PC 0 -- 4 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Golden Goal -- -- -- REMARKS FG - Field Goal / PC - Penalty Corner / PS - Penalty Stroke WL2MM12230213ChnvInd Tournament Director - DEVADAS Mathavan © International Hockey Federation Print to PDF without this message by purchasing novaPDF (http://www.novapdf.com/).

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