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The Indian women's hockey team began their Asian Games campaign with a dominant 19-0 victory over Uzbekistan in Pool B. Deepika Sehrawat led the scoring with eight goals, while teammates like Ishika contributed a hat-trick in a match where Uzbekistan was heavily outmatched. Chief coach Sjoerd Marijne noted that on-field discipline remains an area for improvement despite the lopsided score. Additionally, goalkeeper Savita Punia equalled the record for most caps in women's hockey for India.
Deepika Sehrawat broke records by scoring eight goals in the Indian women's hockey team's 19-0 opening victory against Uzbekistan at the 2026 Asian Games. Her powerful drag-flicks from penalty corners repeatedly breached the Uzbek defense as India controlled the match across all four quarters. Although India missed surpassing their historical 22-0 record against Hong Kong from 1982, the team delivered a commanding start to the tournament under captain Salima Tete.
India's women's hockey team secured a resounding 19-0 win against Uzbekistan in their Asian Games opener in Nagoya. Deepika Sehrawat spearheaded the attack with eight goals, supported by an Ishika hat-trick and multiple goals from other players as India built an 8-0 halftime lead. The report also highlights other Indian athletic achievements at the Games, including a silver medal in the women's 10m air rifle team event and a table tennis win against Indonesia.