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Australia and England win thrillers in Delhi

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Australia and England win thrillers in Delhi

March 2, 2010

On the third day of the Hero Honda FIH World Cup 2010 in Delhi, Australia dominated India (5-2) in front of the boisterous local crowd, England won a high scoring game (6-4) against South Africa and Pakistan narrowly edged Spain (2-1).

Game 7 – South Africa v. England: 4-6 (half-time: 2-2)

Game 8 – Pakistan v. Spain: 2-1 (half-time: 1-0)

Game 9 – India v. Australia: 2-5 (half-time: 1-3)

The Hero Honda FIH World Cup 2010 continues on Wednesday in Delhi when Canada face Germany, Argentina meet Korea and New Zealand conclude the day against The Netherlands.

For additional information, pictures, video clips, official game sheets, and more, please check the special FIH event site @ http://www.worldhockey.org/worldcup/.


Hero Honda FIH World Cup 2010 (men) – Delhi, India
Results Day 3 – Tuesday 2 March 2010

South Africa v. England  4:6 (2:2)
RSA   9mn  Marvin HARPER (FG)  1:0
ENG  14mn  Richard MANTELL (PC)  1:1
ENG  23mn  Rob MOORE (FG)  1:2
RSA  25mn  Lloyd NORRIS-JONES (FG)  2:2
ENG  43mn  Ashley JACKSON (FG)  2:3
ENG  50mn  Nick CATLIN (FG)  2:4
ENG  51mn  Iain MACKAY (FG)  2:5
RSA  53mn  Marvin HARPER (FG)  3:5
ENG  57mn  Richard MANTELL (PC)  3:6
RSA  67mn  Thornton McDADE (FG)  4:6

Pakistan v. Spain  2:1 (1:0)
PAK  30mn  Abdul Haseem KHAN (FG)  1:0
ESP  65mn  David ALEGRE (PC)  1:1
PAK  67mn  Abdul Haseem KHAN (PC)  2:1

India v. Australia  2:5 (1:3)
AUS   2mn  Liam DE YOUNG (FG)  0:1
AUS   7mn  Glenn TURNER (PC)  0:2
AUS  26mn  Desmond ABBOTT (FG)  0:3
IND  35mn  Vikram PILLAY (FG)  1:3
AUS  42mn  Luke DOERNER (PC)  1:4
AUS  43mn  Glenn TURNER (PC)  1:5
IND  53mn  Rajpal SINGH (FG)  2:5

Pool Standings:
Pool A: 1) Netherlands 3 pts (+3)  2) New Zealand 3 pts (+1)  3) Germany and Korea 1 pt   5) Canada 0 pt (-1)  6)  Argentina 0 pt (-3)
Pool B: 1) England 6 pts  2) Australia 3 pts (+2)  3) Spain 3 pts (+1)  4) India 3 pts (0)  5) Pakistan 3 pts (-2) 6) South Africa 0 pt

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