The Indian women have been clubbed with hosts Myanmar, Nepal and Indonesia in Group B.
“Arriving 8 days in advance for the Olympic Qualifiers will help us to acclimatize faster. It’s an early advantage which we need to cash upon, Head Coach Maymol Rocky stressed. “If you look at bigger tournaments, teams always arrive early.”
The Indian women are currently unbeaten in the last 23 matches at the Women’s SAFF Championship, and have headed to the AFC Qualifiers with an experience of 14 International matches since January 2019.
India kick-off their campaign against Indonesia on April 3. The last time the two teams played in Jakarta in January, India had won both the matches.
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