Led by captain Ritu Rani, the Indian eves started off brightly but it was the Dutch side which opened the scoring in the eighth minute through a field goal.
The club side from Holland doubled their lead in the 21st minute, again through a field goal.
In the 28th minute, Yendala Soundarya brought one back for India from a baseline pass off Navjot Kaur.
But GCHC again scored in the 36th and 64th minute, both field goals to take a 4-1, which remained intact till the final hooter.
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