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Hosts China have maintained their imperious stride at the Women's Hockey Asia Cup in Hangzhou, delivering a clinical 20-0 dismantling of Chinese Taipei in their third Pool A encounter.
After decisive victories over Malaysia and South Korea, China's relentless momentum shows no sign of waning, while Chinese Taipei continue to flounder, having suffered heavy defeats in their previous matches.
The tone was set almost immediately, with Zhong Jiaqi netting a goal within the first two minutes. China's offensive machinery kept up unrelenting pressure throughout the first half, racing to a staggering 12-0 lead by the break.
Alyson Annan's team sustained their dominance after the interval, piling on another eight goals to close out a resounding 20-0 victory. This emphatic result secures China's top spot in Pool A with a flawless three-for-three record.
The hosts will start the Super Four stage on Wednesday night with a highly anticipated clash against Japan.