Action from the IHF Trophy final between Bangladesh and India in Dhaka on Thursday DHAKA TRIBUNEShifa and Rahima bagged eight goals each for Bangladesh. Monika was the highest scorer with eight goals for the victors.
In the meantime, Pakistan finished third in both the men's and women’s categories.
In the third-place decider of the men’s section, Pakistan beat Nepal 42-14. The winners led the first half 18-7.
Junaid Mohammad of Pakistan scored the highest goals netting six. KC Chandra of Nepal found the back of the net five times.
Pakistan women also followed their male team to finish third in the women’s category after registering a 34-16 victory over Sri Lanka. Pakistan led the first half 22-7.
Zahra Nisar netted the highest 12 goals for Pakistan followed by Sehar Iqbal, who netted eight. Sandya of Sri Lanka scored eight times.India emerged as the champions in the men’s category of the International Handball Federation Trophy after beating hosts Bangladesh 46-25 in the final at Shaheed M Mansur Ali National Handball Stadium on Thursday.
Bangladesh started evenly against India but the visitors gradually drove themselves to the driving seat with their technical and tactical game-play. Bangladesh attackers also wasted a good number of opportunities and at the end of the first half, India were leading 20-10.
Bangladesh failed to rise to the occasion and the second half saw India taking full control to finish the match as the champions.
Meanwhile, the Indian women's team also became the winners following their 48-29 victory over the home side in the final. The tourists were leading 26-7 in the first half.
Action from the IHF Trophy final between Bangladesh and India in Dhaka on Thursday DHAKA TRIBUNEShifa and Rahima bagged eight goals each for Bangladesh. Monika was the highest scorer with eight goals for the victors.
In the meantime, Pakistan finished third in both the men's and women’s categories.
In the third-place decider of the men’s section, Pakistan beat Nepal 42-14. The winners led the first half 18-7.
Junaid Mohammad of Pakistan scored the highest goals netting six. KC Chandra of Nepal found the back of the net five times.
Pakistan women also followed their male team to finish third in the women’s category after registering a 34-16 victory over Sri Lanka. Pakistan led the first half 22-7.
Zahra Nisar netted the highest 12 goals for Pakistan followed by Sehar Iqbal, who netted eight. Sandya of Sri Lanka scored eight times.
Action from the IHF Trophy final between Bangladesh and India in Dhaka on Thursday DHAKA TRIBUNEShifa and Rahima bagged eight goals each for Bangladesh. Monika was the highest scorer with eight goals for the victors.
In the meantime, Pakistan finished third in both the men's and women’s categories.
In the third-place decider of the men’s section, Pakistan beat Nepal 42-14. The winners led the first half 18-7.
Junaid Mohammad of Pakistan scored the highest goals netting six. KC Chandra of Nepal found the back of the net five times.
Pakistan women also followed their male team to finish third in the women’s category after registering a 34-16 victory over Sri Lanka. Pakistan led the first half 22-7.
Zahra Nisar netted the highest 12 goals for Pakistan followed by Sehar Iqbal, who netted eight. Sandya of Sri Lanka scored eight times.