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India men beat Bhutan, go top of Group A

The hosts set the tone early in the first turn, displaying exceptional attacking prowess to accumulate 32 points. The Indian team's sky diving skills were particularly noteworthy, with players demonstrating remarkable agility throughout the match

TDJ News Service

17 Jan, 2025

Indian men’s team secured a commanding 71-34 victory over Bhutan to register their third successive win in the Kho Kho World Cup 2025.

The win at New Delhi's Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium guarantees India's position at the top of Group A and a place in the quarter-finals.

The hosts set the tone early in the first turn, displaying exceptional attacking prowess to accumulate 32 points. The Indian team's sky diving skills were particularly noteworthy, with players demonstrating remarkable agility throughout the match.

In the second turn, India showcased their defensive expertise, effectively containing Bhutan's attacks. Despite Bhutan's speed, they managed only 18 points across three batches, thanks to India's strategic play and clever opposition management.

The third turn saw India return to attack mode with renewed vigor. Nikhil emerged as a standout performer with his exceptional sky diving abilities, helping the team secure 36 points. The Indians demonstrated excellent coordination in their Khos, combining running touches and sky dives effectively.

Bhutan struggled in their final attacking turn, managing just 9 points in more than half the allocated time. India's overall performance included an impressive tally of 18 sky dives, 2 post-dive points, and 8 running touch points across their attacking turns.

The 39-point victory margin reflects India's dominance in the match, as they continue their unbeaten streak in the tournament.

Tags : Kho Kho World Cup, India men's team, Bhutan, New Delhi, Indira GAndhi Indoor Stadium