
Japan and India are set to play a historic men's international fixture on Tuesday, September 22, competing for the Suzuki Cup during a national holiday in Japan. The venue capacity has been expanded to host two thousand spectators, and broadcast arrangements are set globally including Star Sports and FanCode for viewers in India, Tochigi TV domestically, and the official YouTube channel internationally.
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