In a thrilling match, India came out victorious against Germany in the second game of the bilateral Test series, winning 5-3 on penalties. The head coach, Craig Fulton, expressed his pride in the team’s performance, noting that they were able to bounce back from a disappointing first game.
Fulton praised the team for their improved energy and sharpness in the match, crediting the younger players for their contributions. He highlighted the importance of captain Harmanpreet Singh’s drag flicking skills, which proved pivotal in converting penalty corners and securing the lead.
The team’s set pieces finally clicked, with Harmanpreet scoring crucial goals in the 42nd and 43rd minutes. Fulton also commended players like Mohammed Raheel, Arjun Lalage, and Vishnukant for seizing their opportunities and performing well on the field.
Overall, it was a satisfying victory for India, showcasing their resilience and determination to succeed in the international hockey arena.