Teen Prodigy Leads India to Opening Victory in U-18 Women's Asia Cup
Fifteen-year-old Nousheen Naz propelled India to a 2-1 victory against Malaysia in the U-18 Women's Asia Cup. She scored twice, giving India a strong start in Pool A, where they are currently second behind Korea.
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Fifteen-year-old Nousheen Naz led India to a 2-1 triumph over Malaysia in the U-18 Women's Asia Cup hockey championship, with an impressive brace. This victory marked an auspicious start for India in Pool A of the competition.
India initially broke through in the 19th minute when Nousheen seized a penalty corner opportunity, driving home the first goal. She expanded India's advantage with another goal in the 28th minute. Although Malaysia narrowed the gap in the third quarter, India's defense secured the win. This result positions India second in Pool A, immediately behind Korea.
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