Sport in India - History

History

International sports events held in India are:

Sport Event Name Year/Date Venue
Multi-sport event Asian Games 1951 New Delhi
Field hockey Field Hockey World Cup 1982 Bombay
Multi-sport event Asian Games 1982 New Delhi
Cricket Cricket World Cup 1987 Multiple Venues
Multi-sport event South Asian Games 1987 Calcutta
Multi-sport event South Asian Games 1995 Madras
Cricket Cricket World Cup 1996 Multiple Venues
Multi-sport event Afro-Asian Games 2003 Hyderabad
Field hockey Men's Hockey Champions Trophy 2007 Chennai
Football AFC Challenge Cup 2008 New Delhi
Multi-sport event Commonwealth Youth Games 2008 Pune
Field hockey Field Hockey World Cup 2010 New Delhi
Multi-sport event Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi
Cricket Cricket World Cup 2011 Multiple Venues
Field hockey Men's Hockey Champions Trophy 2011 (Withdrew by FIH) New Delhi
Multi-sport event South Asian Winter Games 2011 Dehradun and Auli
Motor sports Formula One (2011 season) Indian Grand Prix (30th October 2011) Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida
Field hockey Olympic Field Hockey Qualification 2012 Summer Olympics (London) Qualification Tournament 1 New Delhi
Motor sports Formula One (2012 season) Indian Grand Prix (28th October 2012) Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida
Cricket Women's Cricket World Cup 2013 Multiple Venues
Multi-sport event South Asian Games 2013 Delhi
Field Hockey FIH Hockey World League (2012-14 season) 2013 Round 2 (Delhi leg) New Delhi
FIH Hockey World League (2012-14 season) 2013 Round 2 (Delhi leg)
Motor sports Formula One (2013 season) Indian Grand Prix (27th October 2013) Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida
Superbike World Championship 17th November 2013
Field Hockey Men's Hockey Champions Trophy 2014 TBA
FIH Hockey World League (2012-14 season) 2014 Round 4 (Final round) TBA

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