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ISLAMABAD: Punjab Red, Customs and Army teams comfortably won their respective matches on Tuesday to
ISLAMABAD: Punjab Red, Customs and Army teams comfortably won their respective matches on Tuesday to complete the quarter-finals line-up in the 37th National Junior Hockey Championship here at the Naseer Bunda Hockey Stadium. Wapda, Navy, Police, Army, Customs, Punjab Red, Punjab Blue and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (A) have qualified for the quarter-finals. On Tuesday, Punjab Red bulldozed the Pakistan Education Board 16-0. Azhar and Adeel netted for goals for Punjab Red. In other matches, Army outclassed Punjab Blue 8-2 while Customs outplayed Police 4-0.
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