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Incheon, Sep 25 (IANS) The Indian women's hockey team aims to bounce back from their 1-2 loss to China when they take on Malaysia in their final Pool A match in the Asian Games at the Seonhak Hockey Stadium here Friday.
"The girls fought bravely against China but losing in the dying minutes was a matter of bad luck. This is like a quarter-final match, where we have to win to advance to the finals," said Neil Hawgood, India's chief coach.
India won their opening match of their pool 3-0 against Thailand, but went down 1-2 against China. Malaysia lost their group opener 0-1 against China but bounced back in their next match, beating Thailand 2-1.
India enjoy a superior record against Malaysia at Asian Games, having beaten them 4-2 in 2006 Doha and 4-0 in 2010 Guangzhou.
India also defeated them in a Glasgow Commonwealth Games (CWG) preparatory six-match series in June, winning all the matches.
