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Railways retain title

New Delhi: Star-studded Railways posted a comprehensive 3-0 win over a rookie-packed Haryana side to claim their 20th Women’s National Hockey title on the trot at the Shivaji Stadium on Thursday.

Railways kept up the pressure on Haryana, who have lost many of their experienced players due to switch-over to other teams.

A fast-moving Saba Anjum drew the first blood in the second minute, while Surinder Kaur (16th) and Masira Surin (67th) shot home to keep the Railways’ winning streak in the Nationals intact.

Anjum opened the account early for the Railways when she dived from the right to deflect a ball after it was hit off a penalty corner. Twelve minutes later, Railways got back-to-back penalty corners, one of which brought the second goal through Surinder.

The final goal came just minutes before the end. Anjum passed the ball to Surin inside the D. Surin turned around in a flash to deliver a firing shot into the net.

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