Tokyo: An enraged Indian ladies’ hockey group mentor Sjoerd Marijne on Wednesday depicted the 1-4 misfortune to Great Britain as his side’s “most noticeably terrible match” of the continuous Olympics and assailed the players for neglecting to bring their game up in the pivotal match.

Marijne didn’t beat around the bush in censuring his players after India squandered a few opportunities to endure their third back to back rout in Pool A, which decreases their quarter-last possibilities.

“This was our most exceedingly awful match. We generally attempt to play for a six (out of 10) for every person, and I don’t think every individual today played for a six. Awful choices, terrible decisions and I’m really baffled by this,” the Dutchman said after the match.

“The objective was too soon, yet the individual presentation simply weren’t acceptable. I can continue to investigate what turned out badly strategically, yet it begins with each individual arriving at their level and that didn’t occur today.”

India had before lost 1-5 to World No 1 the Netherlands prior to drooping to a 0-2 loss against Germany.

Rani Rampal’s side next match is against Ireland on Friday.

The Indians required no less than a point from this game to be protected however they currently should win their leftover two matches against Ireland and South Africa to hold onto any expectations of fitting the bill for the knockout stage.

In spite of the mishap, Marijne Insisted that they actually get an opportunity of advancing to the knockout round and requested that his players introspect.

“We actually have possibilities. There are as yet six focuses to get and that can be sufficient for the quarters. That is the thing that we’re about, that is our objective and that is the thing that I said to the young ladies,” the mentor said.

“However, they (players) truly need to figure how might this happen that our individual level went so down.”