India finished as runner-up at the inaugural edition of the FIH Hockey 5s Women’s World Cup after a 7-2 loss to the Netherlands in the final in Muscat. India tried to make a comeback and scored twice – Jyoti Chhatri (20th minute) and Rutaja Dadaso Pisal (23rd minute) – but could not catch the Dutch team which added one more goal courtesy of Kalse before the full-time hooter.
The tournament was not just about winning but also celebrating individual brilliance and team achievements:
The tournament featured some exciting matches, highlighting the growing competitiveness in women’s hockey:
The final standings of the teams were as follows:
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