India Fall 2-4 to England in Hockey World Cup, Must Draw Pakistan to Advance

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England defeated India 4-2 in a Pool D match at the Hockey World Cup, extending India's long winless run against England in the tournament. India appeared in control at halftime, leading 2-1 through goals from Harmanpreet Singh and Dilpreet Singh. However, England mounted a strong second-half comeback, netting three goals to overturn the deficit and claim the win. The loss leaves India's qualification hopes hanging by a thread, as they now need at least a draw against Pakistan to progress further in the competition.

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