List of Indian field hockey captains in Olympics

This is a list of all field hockey players who have captained Indian national field hockey team at the international level in Olympics.The list includes all Indian captains of men's since the period of 1928 Olympic in Amsterdam.

Indian hockey team 1928 Olympics

Indian-Hockey-Team-Berlin-1936

Name	Year	Rank	Venue	Date
Jaipal Singh 3 January 1903 in Jharkhand), 20 March 1970 in Delhi: Broome Pinniger captained in the final	1928	Gold Medal	Amsterdam Olympics	3 January 1903 in Jharkhand	20 March 1970 in Delhi
Lal Shah Bokhari	1932	Gold Medal	Los Angeles Olympics	July 22, 1909	July 22, 1959
Dhyan Chand	1936	Gold Medal	Berlin Olympics	29 August 1905 in Allahabad, UP	3 December 1979 in Delhi
Kishan Lal	1948	Gold Medal	London Olympics	2 February 1917	22 June 1980
K. D. Singh "Babu"	1952	Gold Medal	Helsinki Olympics	1923 in Barabanki, UP	27 March 1978 in Lucknow
Balbir Singh, Sr.	1956	Gold Medal	Melbourne Olympics	10 October 1924 in Haripur, Punjab	Alive
Leslie Claudius	1960	Silver Medal	Rome Olympics	25 May 1927 in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh	Died, 20 December 2012
Charanjit Singh	1964	Gold Medal	Tokyo Olympics	3 February 1931 in Mairi, HP(Punjab)	Alive
Gurbux Singh and Prithipal Singh	1968	Bronze Medal	Mexico City Olympics	11 February 1936 in Peshawar, Pakistan; 28 January 1932 in at Nankana Sahib, Pakistan	Alive
Harmik Singh	1972	Bronze Medal	Munich Olympics	10 June 1947 in Gujranwala, Punjab
Ajitpal Singh	1976	7th Position	Montreal Olympics	1 April 1947 in Sansarpur, Punjab	Alive
Vasudevan Bhaskaran	1980	Gold Medal	Moscow Olympics	17 August 1950	Alive"
Zafar Iqbal	1984	5th Position	Los Angeles Olympics	12 June 1956	Alive
Sommayya Maneypande	1988	6th Position	Seoul Olympics	1959 in Coorg, Karnataka	Alive
Pargat Singh^[1]	1992	7th Position	Barcelona Olympics	5 March 1965 in Mithapur, Punjab	Alive
Pargat Singh^[2]	1996	8th Position	Atlanta Olympics	5 March 1965 in Mithapur, Punjab	Alive
Ramandeep Singh^[3]	2000	7th Position	Sydney Olympics	8 August 1971 in Chandigarh, Punjab	Alive^[4]
Dilip Tirkey	2004	7th Position	Athens Olympics	25 November 1977 in Sundargarh, Orissa	Alive
Bharat Chetri^[5]	2012	12th Position	London Olympics	1982 in Kalimpong, West Bengal	Alive
PR Sreejesh^[6]	2016	8th position	Rio Olympics	5 May 1986 at Kochi, Kerala	Alive

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