When and where did Major Dhyan Chand play his first International match?
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Answer: In April 1926 during his tour to New Zealand.
Explanation:
Major Dhyan Chand played his first international debut during Indian Army tour of New Zealand in April 1926.
He was born on 29th August 1905. In 1922 at the age of 16 years he joined the Indian Army. During his stay in Army he took keen interest in the sport and was often seen playing late night after his duty hours.
At the age of 17 he started featuring in hockey tournaments conducted by the army and even played regimental games. He continued playing from the Army tournaments till 1926. His immense skill led to his selection in the Indian Army hockey team for the tour of New Zealand. The Indian Army team won 18 of its matches out of 21 because of his sheer magic.
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Answer:
Major Dhyan Chand played his first international match in 1926 during the tour of New Zealand.
Explanation:
Major Dhyan Chand is considered the 'best field hockey player ever'. Born in Allahabad, India, Dhyan Chand entered the field of hockey during his tenure at the Indian Army. He won 'three Olympic gold medals' for the country during 1928, 1932 and 1936 respectively. After joining the 'Indian army in 1922', Dhyan Chand played his first international match in 1926. Also called the “Hockey Wizard”, Dhayan Chand played his 'final international match in '1948'.