Title holders Punjab score second win in Sr National Men's Hockey
Dragflicker Rupinder Pal Singh scored a hat-trick as defending champions Hockey Punjab beat Association of Indian Universities 6-0 to register their second win at the ninth men's Senior National Hockey Championship (Division A), here on Friday. Besides out-of-favour India defender Rupinder (4th, 15th, 50th minutes), Dharamvir Singh (10th), Akashdeep Singh (39th) and Hartaj Aujla (51st) also sounded the board for Punjab in the Pool A match.
In another Pool A match, The Mumbai Hockey Association Ltd drew 2-2 with Services Sports Control Board. In Pool C, Railway Sports Promotion Board (RSPB) beat Uttar Pradesh Hockey 5-3 while Punjab National Bank registered a convincing 10-3 victory over Hockey Gangpur-Odisha.
Last year's runners-up, Petroleum Sports Promotion Board (PSPB) beat Hockey Haryana 5-0 while Hockey Bhopal drew 2-2 with Central Reserve Police Force in Pool B matches. In Pool D, Air India Sports Promotion Board beat Namdhari XI 2-1, while
Hockey Karnataka scored a hard-fought 3-2 win over Canara Bank 3-2.
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