28 November,2021 09:05 AM IST | Bhubaneswar | PTI
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Sanjay Kumar, Araijeet Singh Hundal and Sudeep Chirmako scored a brace each as defending champions India trounced Poland 8-2 to qualify for the quarter-finals of the FIH Men's Junior Hockey World Cup here on Saturday.
After scoring hat-tricks in the first two games, vice-captain Sanjay (4th, 58th) continued his goal-scoring spree for India while Hundal (8th, 60th), who scored a hat-trick against Canada, too registered his name on the scoresheet.
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Chirmako (24th, 40th) also contributed in team's win while Uttam Singh (34th) and Shardanand Tiwari (38th) were the other goal scorers for the hosts in the Pool B game.
Poland scored both their goals in the fourth and final quarter through Wojciech Rutkowski (50th) and Robert Pawlak (54th).
India will now face runners-up Belgium in the quarter-final on December 1. Belgium topped Pool A ahead of Malaysia on goal difference.
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