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IND vs AUS hockey semifinal CWG 2022: With their win over India, Australia remain unbeaten in the ongoing mega event.

Here is the result, the PC stays but Australia don't lose referral due to lack of proper visuals. They could have used their chances in a better way and the scoreline would have been in their favour in that case... The Savita Punia-led side had earlier finished at the second spot in Pool A with nine points from four games to advance to the semi-final, while the Australian team had finished as the topper of Pool B. They remain unbeaten in the tournament with their thrilling win over India in semi-finals.

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In the 22nd minute, Lalremsiami carried out a spectacular pass from the right flank to Navneet, who struck the ball into the goal to help India extend their lead at 2-0. India rode on the momentum and held most of the ball possession at the start of the second half. Navneet Kaur produced a fantastic ball from the left flank and Salima Tete tapped the ball into the goal to help India take a 1-0 lead in the match.

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India received a penalty corner in the second quarter but the shot from Lalremsiami was saved by the Australian goalkeeper Aleisha Power. The Indians will look to continue it and comeback stronger in the second half. Follow Indian Women Hockey Team LIVE with InsideSport.IN CWG Women’s Hockey LIVE – India Australia Hockey LIVE streaming: It was heartbreak for India as the Indian women lost the semifinal contest against Australia after losing the shootout 3-0. Ambrosia Malone, Kaitlin Nobbs and Amy Lawton netted the goals for Australia in the shoot-out while Lalremsiami, Neha and Navneet Kaur missed India’s chances. CWG Women's Hockey LIVE: That's it from the game India gave it their all.

Indian captain Savita Punia was denied a save off the first shot by Australian Rosie Malone as the umpire informed that the clock did not start with Indian ...

It is emotional and there was so much at stake. Penalty miss hua Australia se and the Umpire says, Sorry Clock start nahi hua. I don’t think even the officials understood what happened… Such biasedness used to happen in cricket as well earlier till we became a superpower, Hockey mein bhi hum jald banenge and all clocks will start on time. “It is tough and I think we’re trying as coaches to be able to…but that is life. India, meanwhile, will play New Zealand in the bronze medal playoff on Sunday.

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Ambrosia Malone's shot was saved by Punia but Australia were asked to retake the shot due to a technical snag. But it was a heartbreak for India as Lalremsiami, Neha Goyal and Navneet Kaur missed their first three attempts, while Australia converted all their chances to set up a show-down against hosts England in the final. But now, the bronze medal match is very important. It was tough for us but, at the same time, these are part of the game. Even the umpires did not understand. But the Indian skipper made a double save from the first attempt, taking the match into a shoot-out.

The Indian team's opponent for the Semi-Final will be decided after the final Pool A match between England and Wales on 04 August 2022.

#IndiaKaGame #HockeyIndia #B2022 #Birmingham2022 @CMO_Odisha @sports_odisha @IndiaSports @Media_SAI pic.twitter.com/WPEAHZomet— Hockey India (@TheHockeyIndia) August 5, 2022 #IndiaKaGame #HockeyIndia #B2022 #Birmingham2022 @CMO_Odisha @sports_odisha @IndiaSports @Media_SAI pic.twitter.com/ScAHEUOhSx— Hockey India (@TheHockeyIndia) August 5, 2022 After thrashing Canada 3-2 in the last match, the Indian Women's Hockey Team will take on World Champion Australia in the semifinal of the Commonwealth Games 2022.