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Dominant India thrash Japan 7-0 to book a place in the Junior Asia Cup quarters

India made their intentions clear from the opening whistle, taking control of the game and never allowing Japan to settle into the contest

By AdminPublished Sep 8, 2026, 4:17 PM
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Dominant India thrash Japan 7-0 to book a place in the Junior Asia Cup quarters

XtraTime Webdesk:India’s women’s hockey team produced a dominant performance at the Women’s Junior Asia Cup, thrashing Japan 7-0 to book their place in the quarterfinals.

India made their intentions clear from the opening whistle, taking control of the game and never allowing Japan to settle into the contest. The Indian side displayed tremendous attacking intent, with quick passing, sharp movement and clinical finishing keeping the Japanese defence under constant pressure.

The goals continued to come at regular intervals as India maintained their dominance. Japan struggled to cope with the pace and intensity of India’s attacking play, while the Indian defence remained equally impressive at the other end, ensuring a comfortable clean sheet.

The 7-0 scoreline perfectly reflected India’s superiority on the day. Even after establishing a commanding lead, the Indian players refused to take their foot off the pedal. They continued to press forward in the second half and added more goals to put the result beyond doubt.

The emphatic victory will give India plenty of confidence heading into the knockout stages. Beating a quality opponent like Japan in such convincing fashion is a major boost for the team as they look to make a deep run in the tournament.

India will now turn their attention to the quarterfinals, where they will look to carry the same momentum forward. With their attacking firepower, disciplined defence and growing confidence, the Indian side will be aiming to continue their impressive run in the competition.

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