Intercontinental Cup: Anirudh Thapa effect – India’s key to success against Vanuatu

Intercontinental Cup: Anirudh Thapa effect – India’s key to success against Vanuatu
Intercontinental Cup: Anirudh Thapa effect – India’s key to success against Vanuatu

Intercontinental Cup: Anirudh Thapa, coming on after the hour mark, had an instant effect on the game, ultimately contributing to the winner by Sunil Chhetri against Vanuatu.


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