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Rani Rampal
Women’s Indian Hockey Team
DOB: 4/12/1994
Hometown: Shahbad, Haryana
A captain of the women’s Indian Hockey team, a clinical forward with a knack for scoring crucial goals and capable of doubling up as a midfielder, Rani is considered as one of the best women hockey player in the world.
Rani Rampal led a young squad to the fourth-place finish in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the Indian team’s highest finish at an Olympics in just its 3rd appearance. Debuted in 2008, 14-year old Rani old at the Olympics, she became the youngest hockey player India ever fielded. She scored 5 of the 7 goals India netted in the competition.
A Padma Shri and Dhyanchand Khel Ratna awardee (2021) comes from a humble background, but her talent, determination and passion towards the sport have taken her to the peak of the game.
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2020 Tokyo Olympics - 4th Position
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Gold
2018 Asian Games, Jakarta
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Gold
2017 W Hockey Asia Cup, Gifu
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Gold
2016 W Asian Champions Trophy, Singapore
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Gold
2016 Xii South Asian Games, Guwahati