Pakistan’s New Zealand defeat to fasten the Fih Nations Cup title

• New Zealand register that strikes a 6-2 win.
• Victory promotes New Zealand in the Fih Pro League.
• Pakistan manages to score only two goals.

Quala Lumpur: New Zealand has won the FIH Cup final on Saturday, defeating Pakistan to secure the coveted title and a place in the next season of the Fih Pro League.

New Zealand made a spiritual principle in the top conflict as they found the back of the net twice, but were banned in both cases.

They finally hit their first goal in the sixth minute, as Scott Coslett successfully turned the penalty corner.

New Zealand doubled their lead in the last minute of the first quarter, with the courtesy of a precise goal target by Sam Hiha.

They were even more ruthless in the next quarter, as they fell their third through Dylan Thomas in two minutes.

Sean Findlay scored an impressive field stadium the next minute, placing New Zealand in full control, while Scott Boyde made it 5-0 with just four minutes in the half.

Pakistan finally scored their first goal in the fifth minute of the third quarter, when Zikriya Hayat violated the defense of New Zealand to break the ball into the back of the network.

Green shirts took five penalty corners in the penultimate quarter, but failed to convert, which means that the score remained intact at 5-1.

In the last quarter he saw both teams going hard to each other and it seemed that the score would remain intact, but New Zealand was awarded a penalty that Coslett turned extensively.

Pakistan also scored the next minute with Sufyan Khan turning a penalty shoot-out, but was far enough to pull Pakistan back, as New Zealand recorded a 6-2 victory.

Niki pushed New Zealand in the Fih Pro League.