India national field hockey team

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Full name	India Hockey Team
Founded	1928
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For the women's team, see: India women's national field hockey team

The Indian hockey team is the national men's team representing field hockey in India. It was the first non-European team to be a part of the International Hockey Federation. In 1928, the team won its first Olympic gold medal. From 1928 to 1956, the Indian men's team remained unbeaten in the Olympics, garnering six gold medals in a row.

Contents 1 National tournaments 2 Honors 2.1 Medals table 2.2 Field hockey at the Summer Olympics 2.3 World Cup 2.4 Champions Trophy 2.5 Hockey at the Asian Games 2.6 Asia Cup 2.7 Champions Challenge 3 References 4 External links

[edit] National tournaments

1. All India MCC Murugappa Gold Cup Hockey Tournament, Chennai[T.N.]
2. All India Gurmeet Memorial Hockey Tournament, Chandigarh[Punjab]
3. All India Surmeet Memorial Hockey Tournament, Jalandhar[Punjab]
4. All India Chhatrapati Shivaji Hockey Tournament, Delhi
5. All India Aagha Khan Hockey Tournament, Mumbai[Maharashtra]
6. All India Bombay Gold Cup Hockey Tournament, Mumbai[Maharashtra]
7. All India Obaidullah Khan Gold Cup Hockey Tournament, Bhopal[M.P.]
8. All India Jawaharlal Nehru Hockey Tournament, Delhi
9. All India Lal Bahadur Shastri Hockey Tournament, Delhi
10. All India Sanjay Hockey Tournament, Delhi
11. All India K D singh Babu Memorial Invitational Prize Money Hockey Tournament, Lucknow[U.P.]
12. All India Ramesh Chander Memorial Hockey Tournament, Jalandhar[Punjab]
13. All India Liberals Hockey Tournament, Nabha
14. All India Shri Shadilal Rajendra Lal Memorial Hockey Tournament, Shamli[U.P.]
15. All India Indira Gold Cup Hockey Tournament, Jammu[J & K]
16. All India Beighton Cup Hockey Tournament, Kolkata[W.B]
17. All India G.P.Kuppuswami Naidu Hockey Tournament, Kovilpatti[T.N.]
18. Senior National Hockey Tournament
19. Junior National Hockey Tournament
20. Sub-junior National Hockey Tournament
21. Amarjeet Singh Shergill Memorial Hockey Tournament Chakdana,Nawanshahr,Punjab
22. Bundel Khand All India Hockey Tournament, Mahoba (U.P.)
23. Republic All India Hockey Tournament, Katni, M.P.
24. All India Hockey Tournament,Damoh,M.P.
25. All India Hockey Tournament,Indore,M.P.
26. All India Hockey Tournament,Mhow,M.P.
27. All India Hockey Tournament,Ujjain,M.P.
28. All India Hockey Tournament,Tikamgarh,M.P.
29. All India Hockey Tournament,Ratlam,M.P.
30. All India Hockey Tournament,Khargon,M.P.
31. All India Hockey Tournament,Hoshangabad,M.P.
32. All India Hockey Tournament,Balaghat,M.P.
33. Bhagat Singh All India Hockey Tournament,Gwalior,M.P.

[edit] Honors

[edit] Medals table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Olympic	8	1	2	11
2	World Cup	1	1	1	3
3	Asian Games	2	9	1	12
4	Asia Cup	2	4	1	6

[edit] Field hockey at the Summer Olympics

• 1928 - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• 1932 - Los Angeles, USA
• 1936 - Berlin, Germany
• 1948 - London, UK
• 1952 - Helsinki, Finland
• 1956 - Melbourne, Australia
• 1960 - Rome, Italy
• 1964 - Tokyo, Japan
• 1968 - Mexico City, Mexico
• 1972 - Munich, Germany
• 1980 - Moscow, Russia

[edit] World Cup

• 1971 - Barcelona, Spain
• 1973 - Amstelveen, Netherlands
• 1975 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

[edit] Champions Trophy

• 1982- Amstelveen, Netherlands
• 4th 1983- Karachi, Pakistan
• 4th 1996- Berlin, Germany
• 4th 2002- Cologne, Germany
• 4th 2003- Amstelveen, Netherlands
• 4th 2004 - Lahore, Pakistan

[edit] Hockey at the Asian Games

• 1958 - Tokyo, Japan
• 1962 - Jakarta, Indonesia
• 1966 - Bangkok, Thailand
• 1970 - Bangkok, Thailand
• 1974 - Tehran, Iran
• 1978 - Bangkok, Thailand
• 1982 - New Delhi, India
• 1986 - Seoul, South Korea
• 1990 - Beijing, China
• 1994 - Hiroshima, Japan
• 1998 - Bangkok, Thailand
• 2002 - Busan, South Korea

[edit] Asia Cup

• 1982 - Karachi, Pakistan
• 1985 - Dhaka, Bangladesh
• 1989 - New Delhi, India
• 1994 - Hiroshima, Japan
• 1999 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• 2003 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• 2007 - Chennai, India

[edit] Champions Challenge

• 2001 - Kuala Lumpur (Squad)
• 2007 - Belgium

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Indian Hockey Website
• Bharatiya Hockey