India’s Blue Tigers need a victory against Syria in the Intercontinental Cup on Monday to keep their championship hopes alive. A draw will be enough for Syria to win the tournament. The match, taking place in Hyderabad, will be a crucial test for India’s new coach, Jose Lana, as he continues to implement his style of play.
Syria, under new Spanish coach Jose Lana, makes its competitive debut in the Intercontinental Cup against Mauritius. Despite injury concerns, the Eagles of Qasioun, the highest-ranked team in the tournament, are considered favorites. Mauritius, after a gritty draw against India, seeks valuable experience against a stronger opponent, with captain Lyndsay Rose aiming to lead the team with humility and respect.
