India ended their Pool B campaign at the Women's Hockey Asia Cup 2025 with a stunning 12-0 win over Singapore at the Gongshu Canal Sports Park in Hangzhou, China. This massive victory confirmed their place in the Super 4s and ensured they topped their group with an unbeaten record.

Early Lead Sets the Tone

India struck early when Mumtaz Khan scored in the second minute with a powerful reverse-stick shot from the top of the circle. As the first quarter progressed, India doubled their lead through Neha in the 11th minute and Lalremsiami in the 13th minute. By the end of the quarter, India were comfortably ahead at 4-0, leaving Singapore struggling to keep pace.

Total Control Before Halftime

In the second quarter, Navneet Kaur added to the tally with a well-executed penalty corner in the 14th minute. Soon after, Vaishnavi Phalke scored her first goal of the tournament in the 28th minute. Udita then converted another penalty corner just before the halftime whistle, giving India a commanding 7-0 lead at the break.

Hat-Trick Heroics After the Break

After halftime, India showed no signs of slowing down. Mumtaz Khan scored twice in quick succession in the 32nd and 38th minutes, completing her hat-trick. Neha also struck her second goal of the match in the 38th minute, extending India’s dominance to 10-0.

Final Push Seals Victory

In the fourth quarter, India maintained their attacking pressure. Sharmila Devi scored in the 45th minute, and Rutuja Pisal added the final goal in the 52nd minute. India closed out the game with a resounding 12-0 win, completely outplaying Singapore.

Star Performers Shine Bright

Mumtaz Khan and Navneet Kaur were the standout players of the match, each netting a hat-trick. Neha followed closely with two goals, while Lalremsiami, Udita, Sharmila Devi, and Rutuja Pisal contributed a goal each. Their combined efforts showcased India’s depth and balance in attack.

Looking Ahead

With this win, India finished at the top of Pool B, staying unbeaten with earlier victories over Thailand and a draw against Japan. They now advance to the Super 4 stage, where they will face the top teams from Pool A.

The Women’s Hockey Asia Cup also serves as a qualifier for the 2026 Women’s World Cup. This makes India’s progression vital for their World Cup ambitions.

India’s dominant performance against Singapore highlights their strong determination to reclaim the Asia Cup title. With experienced leaders and rising talents working in harmony, the team looks ready to tackle tougher challenges ahead.