Pool B Match:
Match: Oman Vs Bangladesh
Result: Oman beats Bangladesh
Score: 4-2
Goal Scorers:
Oman:
Hashim Ghanim Ramadan Al Shatri (29th),
Mohammad Hoobais Al Shar (43rd),
Rajab Bhasin Khatar (45th, 59th)
Bangladesh:
Mohammad Roman Sarkar (53rd)
Md Mamunur Rahman Chayan (69th)
Debutants Oman sent higher-ranked Bangladesh out of the semi-final race while keeping their hopes alive with a stunning 4-2 win in a Pool B match of the ninth Asia Cup hockey tournament here Monday. By virtue of this victory, 36th ranked Oman avenged their 1-4 drubbing at the hands of the same opponents in the FIH World League Round 2 in New Delhi earlier this year.
Oman were content playing the waiting game and the 31st-ranked Bangladesh looked out of sorts. Oman capitalised on Bangaldesh's fragile backline and scored through Hashim Ghanim Ramadan Al Shatri (29th), Mohammad Hoobais Al Shar (43rd), Rajab Bhasin Khatar (45th, 59th) to register the upset win and their first points in the tournament.
For Bangaldesh, Mohammad Roman Sarkar (53rd) and captain Md Mamunur Rahman Chayan (69th) were the goal-getters. Bangladesh were undone by the poor work of their forwards who failed to utilise the opportunities that came their way. Oman were cautious in their approach but when scoring opportunities came their way they grabbed it with both hands.
Match: Oman Vs Bangladesh
Result: Oman beats Bangladesh
Score: 4-2
Goal Scorers:
Oman:
Hashim Ghanim Ramadan Al Shatri (29th),
Mohammad Hoobais Al Shar (43rd),
Rajab Bhasin Khatar (45th, 59th)
Bangladesh:
Mohammad Roman Sarkar (53rd)
Md Mamunur Rahman Chayan (69th)
Debutants Oman sent higher-ranked Bangladesh out of the semi-final race while keeping their hopes alive with a stunning 4-2 win in a Pool B match of the ninth Asia Cup hockey tournament here Monday. By virtue of this victory, 36th ranked Oman avenged their 1-4 drubbing at the hands of the same opponents in the FIH World League Round 2 in New Delhi earlier this year.
Oman were content playing the waiting game and the 31st-ranked Bangladesh looked out of sorts. Oman capitalised on Bangaldesh's fragile backline and scored through Hashim Ghanim Ramadan Al Shatri (29th), Mohammad Hoobais Al Shar (43rd), Rajab Bhasin Khatar (45th, 59th) to register the upset win and their first points in the tournament.
For Bangaldesh, Mohammad Roman Sarkar (53rd) and captain Md Mamunur Rahman Chayan (69th) were the goal-getters. Bangladesh were undone by the poor work of their forwards who failed to utilise the opportunities that came their way. Oman were cautious in their approach but when scoring opportunities came their way they grabbed it with both hands.
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