<p>Finishing with seven points from three matches, India now await the result of the Belgium-South Africa match to know if they finish on top the group.<br />The Pool A toppers will take on Malaysia in the quarterfinals tomorrow.<br /><br />Belgium and India both had four points each before the last round of group matches, but Belgium enjoyed a one-goal edge in goal difference to lead the pool standings ahead of Tuesday’s games.<br /><br />India enjoyed complete domination against Poland, who have lost all their three preliminary league matches with huge margins.<br /><br />Walmiki opened the scoring in the 19th minute when he deflected Manjeet Kulu’s long diagonal shot past the goalkeeper.<br /><br />Shivendra Singh then capitalised on a Danish Mujtaba pass for India’s second goal in the 23rd minute.<br /><br />At the other end, Poland were unlucky not to have scored two minutes later when Tomasz Gorny’s firm shot hit the post after beating the goalkeeper.<br /><br />Walmiki’s opportunistic 33rd-minute strike produced India’s thrid goal. Manpreet Singh capitalised on SV Sunil’s pass in the 44th minute to continue the scoring spree in the second session.<br /><br />Birender Lakra slammed in a reverse drive in the 53rd minute before Khandkar scored a brace in the 55th and 70th minutes.<br /><br />Ibarra, Mazzilli score<br />Pedro Ibarra and Agustin Alejandro Mazzilli scored two goals as Pan-American champions Argentina bounced back from a half-time deficit to outplay Malaysia 5-2 and top Pool B. Argentina finished with seven points through two wins and a draw. Japan pulled off a surprise 2-1 victory over Canada to take the second spot in the four-team group, with five points from a victory and two draws.<br />Canada had three points from the win over Malaysia, who just secured a single point from the draw against Japan.</p>
<p>Finishing with seven points from three matches, India now await the result of the Belgium-South Africa match to know if they finish on top the group.<br />The Pool A toppers will take on Malaysia in the quarterfinals tomorrow.<br /><br />Belgium and India both had four points each before the last round of group matches, but Belgium enjoyed a one-goal edge in goal difference to lead the pool standings ahead of Tuesday’s games.<br /><br />India enjoyed complete domination against Poland, who have lost all their three preliminary league matches with huge margins.<br /><br />Walmiki opened the scoring in the 19th minute when he deflected Manjeet Kulu’s long diagonal shot past the goalkeeper.<br /><br />Shivendra Singh then capitalised on a Danish Mujtaba pass for India’s second goal in the 23rd minute.<br /><br />At the other end, Poland were unlucky not to have scored two minutes later when Tomasz Gorny’s firm shot hit the post after beating the goalkeeper.<br /><br />Walmiki’s opportunistic 33rd-minute strike produced India’s thrid goal. Manpreet Singh capitalised on SV Sunil’s pass in the 44th minute to continue the scoring spree in the second session.<br /><br />Birender Lakra slammed in a reverse drive in the 53rd minute before Khandkar scored a brace in the 55th and 70th minutes.<br /><br />Ibarra, Mazzilli score<br />Pedro Ibarra and Agustin Alejandro Mazzilli scored two goals as Pan-American champions Argentina bounced back from a half-time deficit to outplay Malaysia 5-2 and top Pool B. Argentina finished with seven points through two wins and a draw. Japan pulled off a surprise 2-1 victory over Canada to take the second spot in the four-team group, with five points from a victory and two draws.<br />Canada had three points from the win over Malaysia, who just secured a single point from the draw against Japan.</p>