Three teams unbeaten
NZPA-AAP - : Hl ■ I A ]P e rtti Australia, Great Britain and the Netherlands remain unbeaten after three rourids of the Esanda Bicentennial women’s hockey internatjonal. .( | i! •!( !(! The | pre-Olympic tournament began in searing '4O- - heat on (Sunday the Commonwealth Hockey stadium. The top seed, thelworld charripion Dutch team, flew straight from ice-cbyered ] Holland to ] defeat the Canadians ] 1-0. (With, incijeased {pace and goal scoring brilliance (the team (then.! went on to cohqueiir the athletic Korean] tearri 2-0.1 ]!] ; | (|‘:|| ] Australia, meanwhile, !cruised to a professional 5-1 i victory] over New Zealadd but then had to resort to a tight defence and spectacular goals tb win a 3-1 duel against Korea. Ii ! ! i i I I !: i i The ißritish also beat New Zealand, 3-1. ■ I ■ i i! i I il
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