Dhaka: Striker Dilpreet Singh hit a hat-trick as defending champion and Tokyo Bronze Olympic Medal India won the hosts Bangladesh 9-0 to register their first win in the Asian championship male hockey tournament here on Wednesday.
Dilpreet (12, 22 and 45) scored three field goals for India, while JarmanPreet Singh (the 33rd, 43rd) crashed into a clamp from a situation of a penalty.
Among Lalit Upadhayay (28) deflected in a variation of the Vice-Captain Harmanpreet Singh’s Flick from the point of penalty.
Akashdeep Singh (54) also found a net from the field effort before Mandeep Mor scored his country’s debut goal from a 55-minute piece.
If it was not enough, HarmanPreet also put his name on the score sheet, perfectly changed the 13th penalty in India in the 57th minute.
Play their first tournament with several new players after the historic Tokyo Olympic campaign, Manpreet Singh-LED India had previously been withdrawn 2-2 against Korea in the opening of their tournament on Tuesday.
India will play Pakistani Arch-Rivals on the Round-Robin stage here on Friday.
Owned to be withdrawn by Korea in their lung opening, Indians came out with the aim of fighting Bangladesh low and controlling the process throughout the first two quarters.
From onset, India attacks continuously and in the process of being secured by eight penalty angles but can take advantage of only one.
Bangladesh played the game waiting and defending well with their goalkeeper Abu Nippon shining brightly in a piece situation.
Stout defense Bangladesh can be measured from the fact that India secured eight penalties in the first 12 minutes but the Olympic bronze medalist failed to violate the opponent’s backline.
Seconds later, Dilpreet finally gave India excellence with a field attack after receiving feedback from Manpreet captain from outside the circle.
The second quarter continued in the same vein and India doubled their return on the defensive hose from Bangladesh.
Bangladesh Skipper Ashraful Islam is guilty of his stubborn track in their own circle produces a free hit for India and Sumit Walmiki quickly see Dilpreet which is not marked in a circle.
The warning striker wore received the ball and slammed it to the far post with a reverse hit.
In the 28th minute, India tripled their advantages when Lalit was deflected in the variation of HarmanPreet from the point of penalty.
India extended their minutes after the change ended when JarmanPreet scored from the point of view.
JarmanPreet was bang on the target of a variety of other penalties in the 43rd minute before Dilpreet scored the third day two minutes later.
The match was a truly unilateral affair when India put up an attack after the attack on Bangladesh’s purpose.
Back to the team after being ignored from the Tokyo Olympic squad, Akashdeep answered his criticals with a beautiful reverse hit field attack in the 54th minute.
A minute later, Mandeep scored his first goal for the country and HarmanPreet rounded up calculations for India in the 57th minute by changing the angle of the penalty.