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Rio 2016: Indian hockey team maybe beaten but not broken

<p>India's 1-2 defeat to Germany in yesterday's second league match of the Rio Olympics&nbsp;was no disgrace, writes Mervyn Fernadis</p>

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A distraught India skipper and goalkeeper PR Sreejesh following his team's 1-2 defeat to Germany at the Olympic Hockey Centre in Rio de Janeiro yesterday. Pic/AFP

A distraught India skipper and goalkeeper PR Sreejesh following his team's 1-2 defeat to Germany at the Olympic Hockey Centre in Rio de Janeiro yesterday. Pic/AFP

The outcome of India's second league match of the Rio Olympics against Germany yesterday was a major heartbreak — conceding a goal with three seconds left on the clock, to lose 1-2 was painful.

A distraught India skipper and goalkeeper PR Sreejesh following his team's 1-2 defeat to Germany at the Olympic Hockey Centre in Rio de Janeiro yesterday. Pic/AFP
A distraught India skipper and goalkeeper PR Sreejesh following his team's 1-2 defeat to Germany at the Olympic Hockey Centre in Rio de Janeiro yesterday. Pic/AFP

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