On a high after their morale-boosting win over arch-rivals Pakistan, India now eye wins against China and hosts Malaysia on successive days to finish on top of the round-robin league stage of the fourth Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament, here. India will play lowly China on Tuesday before squaring up against the home team on Wednesday. But the draw against South Korea means India are two points behind Malaysia, who have gathered the maximum nine points from three outings. Malaysia's three victories on the trot have put them at the top of the league standings with nine points. Bronze medalists in all previous three editions of the Asian Champions Trophy, Malaysia will be eager to add more points to their tally to take the top place in the preliminary league.

Source: dna October 24, 2016 08:19 UTC