Pakistan won bronze medal in the Asian Hockey Champions Trophy after defeating South Korea 5-2 in an exciting match at the Moqi Hockey Training Base in Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia, China. The team’s victory was due to a brilliant performance from Sufyan Khan and Hannan Shahid, each scoring two goals, while Roman Khan added another to ensure the win. This victory secured Pakistan’s third-place finish in the tournament.

Sufyan Khan’s exceptional performance earned him the title of Player of the Match, thanks to his two goals, both of which came from penalty corners. After losing to China in the first penalty shootout in the tournament, this match was a morale booster for Pakistan. China’s victory over Pakistan marked the first time in the history of the Asian Champions Trophy that China advanced to the final.

India defeated South Korea 4-1 in the second semi-final. With this win, India reached the final where they will face China. If India wins, they will dominate the competition and lift their fifth Asian Champions Trophy.

Overall, Pakistan’s performance in the tournament highlighted their resilience and ability to compete at a high level. The bronze medal win is an important achievement for the team, especially after their earlier setback against China. This result will likely bolster their confidence as they look to continue improving in future international competitions.