The Indian Women's Hockey Team will face Wales women's hockey team on March 11 in Hyderabad. India leads Pool B with four points and a strong goal difference. A win or draw will see them through to the semifinals, boosted by stars like Sunelita Toppo and Lalremsiami.

Hyderabad: After two exciting games, the Indian Women's Hockey Team is ready to face Wales in their final Pool B match of the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 Qualifiers, Hyderabad, Telangana, on March 11. With a semifinal spot on the line, India currently sits at the top of the points table with four points and a strong goal difference, according to a release.

The top two teams from the pool will go through. If India wins or draws against Wales, they will qualify for the semifinals. If India loses, they will stay on four points, and their qualification will depend on the match between Scotland and Uruguay, and their spot could come down to goal difference.

The Indian Women's Hockey Team have had a strong campaign so far. They opened the tournament with a massive 4-0 win over Uruguay on March 8 and then fought hard for a 2-2 draw against Scotland yesterday. Young forward Sunelita Toppo has been in top form, scoring in both matches. Attackers Lalremsiami, Navneet Kaur, and Rutuja Dadaso Pisal have also been excellent, finding the net and creating multiple scoring opportunities.

At the back, the defence has held firm, with goalkeeper Bichu Devi making crucial saves consistently. Playing in front of a cheering home crowd in Hyderabad has also given the hosts a wonderful boost of energy.