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India Secures Second Round in Women's Hockey World Cup Draw
India's Women's Hockey team advanced to the second round after a crucial 0-0 draw against England. With this result, India finished second in Pool D, while England was eliminated. The team's goalkeeper, Bichu Devi, made a pivotal save in the final moments, contributing to India's unbeaten record of two draws and one win in the tournament.
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