Pakistan secured their second victory in the Asian Games men’s hockey tournament after defeating Uzbekistan 5-1 on Tuesday.
The Pakistani team delivered a strong performance, maintaining attacking pressure and controlling the match to claim a convincing win.
Muhammad Imad opened the scoring for Pakistan in the 18th minute with a field goal, giving the team an early advantage.
Uzbekistan responded in the 30th minute when Salimjonov Shokhrukhbek converted a penalty corner to bring the score level.
Pakistan quickly regained control, with Sufyan Khan scoring through another penalty corner just three minutes later. His goal restored Pakistan’s lead before the team continued to build momentum.
Abdul Rehman extended Pakistan’s advantage in the 40th minute, putting the side in a stronger position as the match progressed.
Pakistan eventually completed a 5-1 victory, securing its second win in the tournament and strengthening its position in the men’s hockey competition.
The result provides further confidence to the Pakistani squad as it continues its Asian Games campaign. The team will aim to maintain its form and deliver strong performances in its upcoming matches.
