The match was intense and closely contested, with young striker Deepika scoring the winning goal for India from a penalty corner in the 31st minute.

The 2024 Women's Asian Champions Trophy, organised by the Asian Hockey Federation, is currently taking place in Rajgir, India, from November 11 to 20, 2024. This marks the tournament's 8th edition, featuring Asia's top six women's national teams.

India beat China by a goal to nil in the final of the Asian Women's Champions Trophy 2024 at the Rajgir Hockey Stadium in Bihar to defend their title

Deepika scored the only goal of the final as India lifted the third Asian Champions Trophy title -- the most in the history of the tournament alongside Korea

India Women’s Hockey Team claimed their third Asian Champions Trophy title with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over China in Bihar, as Deepika’s decisive third-quarter strike sealed the win in a thrilling and closely contested final.

It was a much needed win for the Indian women’s hockey team after a major blow during the Olympic qualifiers earlier on in the year. They have been crowned deserving winners, winning all seven games of the competition.

India vs China, Women’s Asian Champions Trophy 2024: India clinched the WACT 2024 title by defeating China 1-0 in a closely fought final at the Rajgir Hockey Stadium, Bihar, on Wednesday, November 20. This victory marked India’s second consecutive title and their third overall, having previously won in 2016 and 2023.

India defeated China 1-0 in the Women’s Asian Champions Trophy hockey final on November 20 (Wednesday) in Rajigir, Bihar, successfully defending their title and securing a record-tying third championship to become the most successful team in the tournament's history,

Indian women's hockey team wins Asian Champions Trophy with a 1-0 victory over China, Deepika scoring the winning goal.

India vs China Highlights, Womens Asian Champions Trophy 2024 Final: IND 1-0 CHN – India Clinch Successive WACT Title – follow highlights of the Indian womens hockey team’s quest for glory.

Deepika, who scored India's lone goal in the final against China, finished women's Asian Champions Trophy with 11 goals. She is also the top goal-scorer in the tournament.