India started the match with a bang as Sandeep Narwal scored a Super raid taking out three England players in the third minute. The hosts then completed the first all-out within the first six minutes with the scoreline reading 14-3. England looked close to a second all-out but Keshav Gupta averted it by taking out Ajay Thakur and Sandeep Narwal taking the score to 17-5. There looked hardly any hope for England as Sandeep Narwal got Tejash Depala, Keshav Gupta to account for India's second all-out inside the first quarter.

With one foot firmly in the semifinal by now, Anup Kumar's men focussed on a surgical decimation of England. The defending champions soon reached 33-5 with Ajay Thakur effecting yet another all-out with 4 minutes remaining on the clock. In his penultimate raid of the first half, Pardeep Narwal reached 10 raid points in the match with a Super raid. In the next raid, Narwal pulled off a bonus point as well sending England to their fourth all-out to end the first half at 45-6.

Mohit Chhillar and Nitin Tomar replaced Dharmaraj Cheralathan and Sandeep Narwal respectively as India went for the kill in the second half. 

India took their foot off the pedal a bit after the 33rd minute allowing England to score five points to reach 64-15.Rahul Chaudhari touched Meredydd Rowan Rix, getting a bonus point taking the score to 68-16. Ajay Thakur then wrapped up the match with a successful raid as the match ended at 69-18.