Indian boys beat Pakistan, Oman in Youth Hockey5s Asian Championship
Indian boys beat Pakistan and Oman in the Youth Hockey5s Asian Championship, according to tournament reports on July 22, 2026. Trailing for most of the contest after Chen Ge (4') put China ahead, India fought back through Nousheen Naz (16', 17'), who scored twice to give her side the lead.
The Youth Hockey5s Asian Championship produced a series of results involving teams from the region, with India recording wins over Pakistan and Oman. One match saw an early strike by Chen Ge at 4 minutes, and later a pair of goals by Nousheen Naz in the 16th and 17th minutes that shifted the momentum. These outcomes were part of the schedule reported on July 22, 2026, as the competition unfolded. Player names and the precise timing of the goals were highlighted in the match accounts.
India’s victories over Pakistan and Oman were noted in connection with the Championship, though detailed scorelines and additional match statistics were not provided in the reports. The teams involved represented national youth sides competing under the Hockey5s format at the regional tournament. Observers remarked on the rapid exchanges of goals in contests that featured early and late scoring moments, as reflected in the reported goal timings.
One fixture featured Chen Ge opening the scoring at the 4th minute, establishing an early advantage for China. The match narrative then shifted when Nousheen Naz produced a pair of goals at 16' and 17', giving her side the lead. "Trailing for most of the contest after Chen Ge (4') put China ahead, India fought back through Nousheen Naz (16', 17'), who scored twice to give her side the lead." The timing of those strikes was recorded exactly as part of the match summary.
The report listed the individual goal timings to underline how the match turned after the early goal by Chen Ge. Nousheen Naz’s two successive goals were recorded at 16 and 17 minutes, and those entries appeared in the official match notes. While the match accounts emphasized those moments, the available information did not extend to lineups, substitutions, or refereeing details.
Further matches in the Championship included the encounters in which India faced Pakistan and Oman, and the results were captured in the event reporting on July 22, 2026. The documentation from that day concentrated on goal scorers and the minutes in which they struck, offering a concise record of key scoring events. No additional statistical summaries were provided alongside the goal descriptions.
The results reported on July 22, 2026, form part of the Youth Hockey5s Asian Championship record for the tournament. The accounts preserve the listed goal timings and the names of the players involved, including Chen Ge and Nousheen Naz, and note India’s wins over Pakistan and Oman.
