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Incheon, 22 Sep (IANS) The Indian men's hockey team, fresh from a thumping 8-0 win over Sri Lanka in their Pool B match opener in the Asian Games, aims to maintain the winning momentum against Oman at Seonhak Hockey Stadium here Tuesday. "The team effort proved to be successful for us. I am glad that the modules practised during training are being efficiently implemented in the competitive matches and it has helped in our overall game-play," said Rupinder. "I am eyeing to continue my form against Oman and deliver even more goals."
Ramandeep Singh, V.R. Raghunath, Chinglensana Singh and Nikkin Thimmaiah were also on the scoring list against Sri Lanka.
P.R. Sreejesh, goal-keeper and vice-captain also enthused optimism ahead of the match.
"The 8-0 win has boosted our confidence. The team looks in good shape," he said.
Oman are coming in to the match after a 0-5 defeat against China in their group opener.
India have happy memories of facing Oman in the competition having drubbed them 9-0 in their only face-off in 2006 Doha Asian Games.
