<p>The Indian women's hockey team came from behind to register a thrilling 1-1 draw against England in its opening game of the 100th Anniversary Spanish Hockey Federation - International Tournament here on Wednesday.</p>.<p>For India, Lalremsiami (41st minute) scored the equaliser after Holly Hunt (7th) gave England the lead.</p>.<p>The game began with England quickly settling into a passing rhythm while controlling the majority of possession, and it paid off when Hunt scored a field goal with a powerful and well-placed shot from inside the D.</p>.<p>Stunned by the early goal, India upped the ante in search of an equaliser, repeatedly testing England's defence and even coming close to scoring on multiple occasions.</p>.<p>In the second quarter, India increased the frequency of their attacks in an attempt to level the score, forcing England's midfielders to make back passes and maintain possession.</p>.<p>The ploy bore fruit as England enjoyed the slender one goal advantage at half time.</p>.<p>The determined Indians adopted a counter-attacking strategy after the change of ends and the move paid dividend when Lalremsiami converted a penalty corner to draw level.</p>.<p>Both India and England won multiple penalty corners in the dying minutes of the third quarter but failed to find the back of the net.</p>.<p>The Indians came out all guns blazing in the fourth and final quarter and kept England under pressure by attacking rigorously.</p>.<p>But England kept their defence tight and also won a penalty corner in the closing minutes of the match but failed to take advantage of the chance as the match ended in a draw.</p>.<p>The Indian women will next play hosts Spain on Thursday.</p>
<p>The Indian women's hockey team came from behind to register a thrilling 1-1 draw against England in its opening game of the 100th Anniversary Spanish Hockey Federation - International Tournament here on Wednesday.</p>.<p>For India, Lalremsiami (41st minute) scored the equaliser after Holly Hunt (7th) gave England the lead.</p>.<p>The game began with England quickly settling into a passing rhythm while controlling the majority of possession, and it paid off when Hunt scored a field goal with a powerful and well-placed shot from inside the D.</p>.<p>Stunned by the early goal, India upped the ante in search of an equaliser, repeatedly testing England's defence and even coming close to scoring on multiple occasions.</p>.<p>In the second quarter, India increased the frequency of their attacks in an attempt to level the score, forcing England's midfielders to make back passes and maintain possession.</p>.<p>The ploy bore fruit as England enjoyed the slender one goal advantage at half time.</p>.<p>The determined Indians adopted a counter-attacking strategy after the change of ends and the move paid dividend when Lalremsiami converted a penalty corner to draw level.</p>.<p>Both India and England won multiple penalty corners in the dying minutes of the third quarter but failed to find the back of the net.</p>.<p>The Indians came out all guns blazing in the fourth and final quarter and kept England under pressure by attacking rigorously.</p>.<p>But England kept their defence tight and also won a penalty corner in the closing minutes of the match but failed to take advantage of the chance as the match ended in a draw.</p>.<p>The Indian women will next play hosts Spain on Thursday.</p>