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Hero Asia Cup Rajgir Bihar 2025: Day 3 Sees China’s Goal Storm and India’s Epic Win Over Japan

(Sports Correspondent: Imran Sohail)
Hero Asia Cup Rajgir 2025: China’s Big Win, India’s Thrilling Triumph on Day 3

The Hero Asia Cup Rajgir 2025 served up another exciting day of hockey action on Day 3 (Sunday, 31 August 2025) with two high-intensity matches that kept fans glued to their seats.

Match 1: China Dominate Kazakhstan with 13–1 Victory

China delivered a ruthless performance in the opening match, outclassing Kazakhstan with a commanding 13–1 win. From the first whistle, the Chinese side displayed speed, accuracy, and clinical finishing, leaving Kazakhstan struggling to keep pace. A late consolation goal gave Kazakhstan something to cheer, but China’s superiority was clear throughout.

Match 2: India Edge Japan in a 3–2 Thriller

The marquee clash of the day saw hosts India take on Japan in a nail-biting encounter. With fans in full voice, India held their nerve to claim a 3–2 victory in a match filled with end-to-end action, tactical brilliance, and moments of individual skill. The win could prove vital for India in the Pool A standings.

Day 3 Highlights

  • Matches Played: 2

  • Total Goals Scored: 19

  • Key Moments: China’s goal storm and India’s dramatic triumph stole the headlines.

Tomorrow’s Schedule – Monday, 1 September 2025

Fans can look forward to a bumper day with four blockbuster matches lined up at the Hero Asia Cup Rajgir 2025:

  • 13:30 – Match 09: Bangladesh vs Korea (Pool B)

  • 15:30 – Match 10: Malaysia vs Chinese Taipei (Pool B)

  • 17:30 – Match 11: China vs Japan (Pool A)

  • 19:30 – Match 12: India vs Kazakhstan (Pool A)

With four high-stakes encounters ahead, Monday promises another thrilling day of Asian hockey action in Bihar.

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