“Of course, we are still low on energy levels because we are at the end of the second week of preparation, and the legs are still heavy. But, they are hoping to do better,” he said. and see if that can help us go through and move forward with more confidence.”
India’s custodian Gurpreet Singh Sandhu also feels that the team needs to raise their level on Sunday to come out on the positive side of the result.
“The last game was tough and Nepal was very organized. We had moments where we could have done better as a team, and there were moments where we got better.
“We need to make sure we have a strong mindset to go into the second game. We need to make sure that we use it in good order to prepare for the SAIF Championship.”
Thapa is fit to play on Sunday after suffering an ankle injury in the previous match. “I am fine now,” assured Thapa.
“I’ve been working on my short sprints, especially my start. It allowed me to attach the ball to my marker and even ahead of goalkeeper Kiran-bhai (Kiran Limbu),” he explains.
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