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Dutch delight

STAR SPORT MONITOR
Hockey
Riding on a rare combination of individual brilliance and great teamwork, Netherlands overcame Australia 4-2 in the final to retain the title in the 25th Champions Trophy hockey tournament at the Wagener Stadium in Amstelveen on Sunday.
It was the seventh Champions Trophy success for the Dutch and deservingly so for having played consistently well through out the week-long tournament, especially after escaping a certain defeat against India in their opening match when they came back from 0-3 to 43 in the last seven minutes.
For the Aussies, who had lost 3-5
to the Dutch in the league, a second place finish was some consolation for their lacklustre show at the Cologne edition last year where they had finished a poor fifth.
Matthijs Brouwer (20th), Ronald Brouwer (29th), Teun de Nooijer (62nd) and Karel Klaver (66th) ensured a Dutch triumph, while Craig Victory (29th) and Troy Elder (60th) kept the Aussies in the hunt.
PAKISTAN THIRD
Just two days after Asian heavyweights India and Pakistan served a hockey feast that contained 11 breathtaking goals, which the former eventually won, it was Pakistan who turned the tables on their sporting nemesis in the third-place deciding match.
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Pakistan won the bronze medal 4-3.
India took the 1-0 lead in the 27th minute through a Jugraj Singh goal (penalty-stroke) which was equalised within the next three minutes by the Pakistan's penalty-corner specialist Sohail Abbas.
In the last minutes of the first period India reclaimed the lead with a brilliant Prabjot Singh goal.
If the first half belonged to the Indians, the second belonged to Pakistan.
In the second half, Kashif Jawad equalised via a penalty-corner.
Deepak Thakur took the Pakistani goalkeeper by surprise in the 48th minute of the game to take the lead again.
With just 23 minutes to go India were 3-2 ahead. But Pakistan snatched victory through first Sohail Abbas in the 61st minute and then Rehan Butt six minutes later.
Earlier in the day, Argentina defeated Germany 2-1 to take fifth place.