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#9 Indian men\'s junior team wins Asia Cup
The Indian men’s junior team ended the calendar year on a high as the Blues lifted the Junior Asia Cup, thrashing arch-rivals Pakistan 6-2 in the final played at Kuantan, Malaysia. The young Blues were a dominant force from the start of the tournament and went on to score a total of 32 goals at an average of 6 goals per match.
The young defender Harmanpreet Singh was the star man once again for India in the campaign, scoring a mammoth total of 15 goals, including 4 in the final against arch-rivals Pakistan.
Young custodian Vikas Dahiya was adjudged Best Goalkeeper of the tournament for his outstanding display between the goal posts throughout the cup.
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