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Synchronisation essential for Blue Tigers’ success: Sandesh Jhingan

Synchronisation essential for Blue Tigers’ success: Sandesh Jhingan

Kolkata, May 23 (UNI) It's no secret that the March FIFA window left a sour taste in the mouths of the Indian men's national team players and head coach Manolo Márquez.
While the wait for a first win in 16 months came to an end against Maldives, defender Sandesh Jhingan admitted that the goalless draw with Bangladesh was a substandard start to the Asian
Cup Qualifiers. Now, all focus turns to the crucial away tie against Hong Kong on June 10.

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