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Which of the following about the men's hockey event at the 38th National Games 2025 is/are correct?

  1. Karnataka beat Uttar Pradesh 3-2 in the final,
  2. Karnataka vs Maharashtra semifinal ended 2-2, decided by shootout.
  3. Punjab won bronze by defeating Maharashtra 1-0.

  1. Karnataka beat Uttar Pradesh 3-2 in the final,
  2. Karnataka vs Maharashtra semifinal ended 2-2, decided by shootout.
  3. Punjab won bronze by defeating Maharashtra 1-0.

    Ai only

    BAll

    Ci, ii

    Dii only

    Answer:

    C. i, ii

    Read Explanation:

    Tournament Overview

    • The 38th National Games 2025 featured the Men's Hockey competition as a highlight of the multi-sport event.

    • Karnataka secured the gold medal by defeating Uttar Pradesh in a closely contested final match with a scoreline of 3-2.

    Semifinal Highlights

    • The semifinal encounter between Karnataka and Maharashtra was highly competitive, ending in a 2-2 draw during regulation time.

    • The match was subsequently decided in favor of Karnataka through a penalty shootout, allowing them to progress to the gold medal match.

    Bronze Medal Match

    • Contrary to the third statement, Maharashtra did not lose to Punjab in the bronze medal match.

    • In the 38th National Games, the bronze medal was contested between other semifinalists, and the specific result mentioned regarding a 1-0 victory for Punjab is factually incorrect in the context of this specific tournament's final standings


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