As a result, India topped the league table with 13 points with four wins and one draw.
It was heartbreaking for Pakistan as they crashed out of the tournament on goal difference, despite finishing five points behind South Korea and Japan.

Pakistan needed at least a draw or a one-wicket loss to qualify for the semi-finals.
India will meet Japan in the semi-finals on Friday, while Malaysia will face South Korea.
It was an attacking start to the game by both teams. Pakistan threatened several times to enter the Indian circle, but their back line remained strong and did not allow their neighbors to penetrate.

Pakistan had their first attempt to score as a penalty corner which was brilliantly saved by Indian goalkeeper Krishan Bahadur Pathak.
However, Harmanpreet gave India the lead by converting the team's first penalty corner with a powerful low shot to the left of Pakistan goalkeeper Akmal Hussain right on the stroke of the first quarter.
India won their second penalty corner in the 23rd minute, Harmanpreet hitting a fierce shot between the legs of Pakistan goalkeeper Akmal.