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Harmanpreet Singh

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Indian field hockey player
Not to be confused withHarmanpreet Singh (footballer).

Harmanpreet Singh
Personal information
Full nameHarmanpreet Singh
Born (1996-01-06)6 January 1996 (age 29)
Timmowal,Amritsar,Punjab
Height1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Weight70 kg (154 lb)
Spouse
Amandeep Kaur
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(m. 2021)​
Playing positionDefender
Senior career
YearsTeam
2014–2017Dabang Mumbai
2017–2024Petroleum Sports Board
2024–Punjab Armed Police
2024–Hockey Punjab
2024–Soorma Hockey Club
National team
YearsTeamCapsGoals
2014–2016India U2135(64)
2015–India241(212)

Harmanpreet Singh (born 6 January 1996) is an Indianfield hockey player as well as the captain of theIndian national hockey team.[1] He plays as adefender, is apenalty corner specialist, and is regarded as one of the bestdrag flickers in the world.[2] He has scored the most number of international goals for India in modern day hockey. He led the team to clinch thebronze medal at the2024 Paris Olympics.[3] This was his second bronze in three appearances at the Olympics.[4] Singh also captained the team to win a gold at the2022 Asian Games. He has won the Player of the Year title at theFIH Awards thrice.[5] He is known asSarpanch Saab for leading the team from the front towards victory.[6]

Early life

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Singh was born to a Sikh family on 6 January 1996 inTimmowal,Amritsar,India.[7] He had an interest in all sports and tried several of them including volleyball, football, cricket, and athletics.[8] Singh started playing hockey at the age of 10 and joined the Surjit Singh Hockey Academy when he was 15 years old, hoping to become a forward.[9]

Personal life

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Singh is married to Amandeep Kaur and they have a daughter Ruhanat Kaur.[10] He is the richest Indian hockey player.[11] As per GQ India, Singh's estimated net worth is $5 million (approximately ₹42 crore).[12]

Junior career

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Singh made his debut forIndia Junior Team against New Zealand. He scored 9 goals at the2014 Sultan of Johor Cup. His team won the tournament by defeating Great Britain 2–1 in the final. For his outstanding performances he was awarded Man of the Tournament Award. He scored 4 goals at2015 Sultan of Johor Cup. Unfortunately his team lost in the final to Great Britain in penalties 3-4 after a 2–2 draw. He was the member of the team which won2015 Men's Hockey Junior Asia Cup. He was the highest goalscorer of the tournament, he scored 14 goals. After his debut appearance at theOlympics, he was selected for2016 Men's Hockey Junior World Cup.[13] Singh scored a crucial 66th-minute goal againstSpain which helped his team win the match 2-1 and reach the semi-finals. His team won the tournament by defeatingBelgium in the final 2–1. He scored 3 goals in the tournament.

Senior career

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Senior team debut (2015)

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Singh received his maiden call-up forsenior team in April 2015 when he was selected for the 3-match series againstJapan.[14] But he was dropped from the team for the next tournament which was the2014–15 Men's World League Semifinals.[15]

Highs and lows (2016)

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Singh returned to the team for2016 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup.[16] He scored his 1st ever goal for national team against theJapanese team which helped the team win the match 2–1. He then scored one goal in the match againstCanada which was won by his team 3–1. He scored 2 goals in the tournament. The national team faced a crushing defeat toAustralia in the final 4–0.[17]

Singh was retained in the squad for2016 Champions Trophy.[18] In the 1st match againstGermany, he scored a goal in the 32nd minute but the match ended in a 3–3 draw and in the next match againstGreat Britain he scored a goal in the 34th minute which helped his team win the match 2–1. The final againstAustralia ended in a 0–0 draw. In the penalty shootout only Singh managed to score. His team lost the final in 3–1 on penalties.[19] Singh scored 2 goals in the tournament and won the Young Player of the Tournament award.

He was named in the Indian squad for2016 Olympics.[20][21] Singh had a disappointing outing at the Rio Olympics 2016. He failed to score a single goal. His coach claimed he had unperformed and had not done justice to the outstanding talent and prowess that he possessed as a player. The team lost toBelgium in the quarter-finals 1-3. Out of six games,India managed to win only two which was a disappointing conclusion to their Olympic campaign. Singh was dropped from the team for2016 Asian Champions Trophy and 4 Nations invitational tournament after the disastrous Olympics campaign.

Return to the team (2017)

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After his improved performances at the2016 Junior World Cup, Singh returned to the national team for2017 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup.[22][23] He scored 2 goals (27th minute and 47th minute) in the match againstNew Zealand which the team won comfortably 3–0. He was the lone scorer (26th minute) in the match againstAustralia which the team lost 1–3. Singh managed to score 3 goals in the tournament and the team finished 3rd.

Singh was named in squad for2016–17 World League Semifinals.[24] He was then selected for the2017 Asia Cup.[25][26] He scored 2 goals in the 35th minute and 48th minute in the 1st match againstJapan. India easily won the match 5–1. He again scored 2 goals in the next match againstBangladesh in the 28th and 47th minute. The team won the match 7–0. He then scored a goal in the 45th minute of match against arch-rivalsPakistan which was also won by the team 3–1. His team topped the pool and qualified for the Super 4s stage. He scored a goal in the 19th minute in a thrashing win over of 6–1 overMalaysia.[27] He then scored a goal in the 51 minute in the match againstPakistan which was won by the team 4–0 to enter the finals. The national team won the tournament by defeatingMalaysia 2–1 in the final to win their 3rd title. Singh was the joint high scorer with MalaysianFaizal Saari with 7 goals.[28]

Tokyo Olympics victory (2020)

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Singh had a stellar performance in the2020 Tokyo Olympics. He scored twice against New Zealand in a 3-2 win. He scored against Argentina in a 3-1 victory. He also scored a goal against Japan in the 5-3 win as well as against Belgium in the semifinals, but India lost 5-2. In the bronze medal match, Singh scored a goal against Germany, securing a 5-4 win for India. His consistency throughout the tournament was instrumental in guiding India to the Olympic medal after 41 years.[29]

Rise to excellence (2021–2022)

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In the2021–22 Pro League match againstEngland, Singh scored his 100th goal. He went to score a hat-trick in the same match helping his team to win the match 4–3.[30] He then scored two goals againstGermany which helped his team win the match 3–0. In modern AstroTurf hockey he has scored most international goals for India.[31]

Singh had a stellar performance at the2022 Commonwealth Games, helping India secure a silver medal. He was the second-highest goal scorer in the competition, netting nine goals throughout the tournament. His outstanding achievements have led to him becoming the fourth player to win theFIH Player of the Year award consecutively, joining an elite group comprising Teun De Nooijer, Jamie Dwyer, and Arthur van Doren.

Singh led the Indian field hockey team to a gold medal win at the2022 Asian Games by defeating the defending championsJapan 5–1 in the final.[32] As winners India qualified directly for the2024 Summer Olympics.[33][34] He was the top scorer for India, netting 13 goals at theAsian Games, and showcased his expertise as a penalty corner specialist.

Start of captaincy (2022–2023)

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Singh was appointed captain ahead of the2022–23 season of the Pro League.[35] He was retained as the captain for the2023 World Cup.[36] India were knocked out on penalties by New Zealand in the crossover stage, ahead of the quarter-finals,[37] and finished joint ninth after a win over South Africa.[38] However, Singh had a particularly successful year and went on to score 42 goals from 33 matches.[39] On 10 February 2024, he scored twice in the opening match against Spain in the2023–24 edition of the Pro League. The first was apenalty corner conversion while the second came off apenalty stroke.[40] He scored a match-saving equaliser from another penalty corner conversion in India's next match against the Netherlands, his 200th appearance for the nation. The match ended in a 2–2 draw.[39]

Olympics and Champions Trophy victories (2024)

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Singh was nominated as the captain of thehockey team forParis Olympics 2024. He led the team to a bronze win againstSpain on August 8, 2024, at the 2024 Olympics. He was the top scorer in the tournament with a total of 10 goals, including two crucial goals in the bronze medal match.[41] He also scored two goals against Australia, leading India to their first victory against them in 52 years. As the captain, he demonstrated exceptional leadership throughout the campaign, leading the team to a record-extending 13th medal in hockey at the Olympics. Singh's consistent performance was key to the success.[42][43]

Due to his excellent performance, he earned the moniker of Sarpanch Sahab by sports commentator Sunil Taneja and the media followed through. After winning the bronze medal Prime MinisterNarendra Modi called the team and congratulated them.[44]

Singh continued his incredible performance at the2024 Asian Champions Trophy. He was the top scorer for the Indian team with a total of 7 goals, and played a crucial role in India's fifth title.[45] He was instrumental in India's 2-1 win over Pakistan, netting twice and showcasing calm leadership to navigate the team. His impressive form continued with a brace in the semifinal against South Korea and a decisive assist for Jugraj Singh's goal in the final, ultimately earning him the Player of the Tournament award.[46]

Pro League (2024–2025)

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TBA

Franchise career

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Singh was bought byDabang Mumbai for $51000 in the2015 Hockey India League, he scored 5 goals in his first edition. He went on to win the Ponty Chadha award for the most promising player of the tournament in 2015. Daband Mumbai retained him for the2016 edition.[47] He scored 2 goals in the whole season but his good defensive skills helped in making the case to retain him. He scored 6 goals in the2017 edition. He also won the Upcoming Player of the Tournament award.

In 2024, during the2024–25 Hockey India League auctions,Soorma Hockey Club bought him for ₹78 lakhs making him the most expensive player of the season.[48] He was announced as the captain of the team.

International goals

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No.DateVenueOpponentScoreResultCompetition
1.6 April 2016Ipoh,Malaysia Japan1–12–12016 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
2.10 April 2016 Canada2–13–1
3.10 June 2016London,United Kingdom Germany3–13–32016 Men's Hockey Champions Trophy
4.11 June 2016 Great Britain2–02–1
5.30 April 2017Ipoh, Malaysia New Zealand2–03–02017 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
6.3–0
7.2 May 2017 Australia1–01–3
8.15 June 2017London,England Scotland4–14–12016–17 Men's FIH Hockey World League Semifinals
9.18 June 2017 Pakistan1–07–1
10.4–0
11.24 June 2017 Pakistan5–06–1
12.25 June 2017 Canada1–12–3
13.2–1
14.11 October 2017Dhaka,Bangladesh Japan4–15–12017 Men's Hockey Asia Cup
15.5–1
16.13 October 2017 Bangladesh5–07–0
17.7–0
18.15 October 2017 Pakistan3–03–1
19.19 October 2017 Malaysia2–06–2
20.21 October 2017 Pakistan2–04–0
21.6 December 2017Bhubaneswar,India Belgium3–23–3 (3–2p)2016–17 Men's FIH Hockey World League Final
22.10 December 2017 Germany2–12–1
23.7 April 2018Gold Coast,Australia Pakistan2–02–22018 Commonwealth Games
24.8 April 2018 Wales3–24–3
25.10 April 2018 Malaysia1–02–1
26.2–1
27.13 April 2018 New Zealand1–22–3
28.2–3
29.24 June 2018Breda,Netherlands Argentina1–02–12018 Men's Hockey Champions Trophy
30.27 June 2018 Australia2–32–3
31.28 June 2018 Belgium1–01–1
32.20 August 2018Jakarta,Indonesia Indonesia9–017–02018 Asian Games
33.22 August 2018 Hong Kong12–026–0
34.21–0
35.22–0
36.25–0
37.28 August 2018 Sri Lanka2–020–0
38.6–0
39.9–0
40.30 August 2018 Malaysia1–02–2 (6–7p)
41.1 September 2018 Pakistan2–02–1
42.18 October 2018Muscat,Oman Oman2–011–02018 Men's Asian Champions Trophy
43.21 October 2018 Japan3–09–0
44.4–0
45.24 October 2018 South Korea1–04–1
46.3–1
47.4–1
48.2 December 2018Bhubaneswar, India Belgium1–12–22018 Men's Hockey World Cup
49.4 December 2018 Canada1–05–1
50.6 June 2019Bhubaneswar, India Russia4–010–02018–19 Men's FIH Series Finals
51.9–0
52.7 June 2019 Poland3–13–1
53.14 June 2019 Japan1–17–2
54.15 June 2019 South Africa2–05–1
55.3–0
56.22 February 2020Bhubaneswar, India Australia2–12–2 (3–1p)2020–21 Men's FIH Pro League
57.10 April 2020Buenos Aires,Argentina Argentina1–02–2 (3–2p)
58.2–2
59.11 April 2020 Argentina1–03–0
60.24 July 2021Tokyo,Japan New Zealand2–13–22020 Summer Olympics
61.3–1
62.29 July 2021 Argentina3–13–1
63.30 July 2021 Japan1–05–3
64.3 August 2021 Belgium1–12–5
65.5 August 2021 Germany3–35–4
66.14 December 2021Dhaka, Bangladesh South Korea2–02–22021 Men's Asian Champions Trophy
67.15 December 2021 Bangladesh9–09–0
68.17 December 2021 Pakistan1–03–1
69.3–1
70.19 December 2021 Japan1–06–0
71.5–0
72.21 December 2021 Japan2–53–5
73.22 December 2021 Pakistan1–04–3
74.8 February 2022Potchefstroom,South Africa France1–05–02021–22 Men's FIH Pro League
75.9 February 2022 South Africa1–010–2
76.12 February 2022 France2–32–5
77.13 February 2022 South Africa4–110–2
78.7–1
79.9–2
80.10–2
81.26 February 2022Bhubaneswar, India Spain1–15–4
82.5–4
83.27 February 2022 Spain2–33–4
84.2 April 2022 England3–23–3 (3–2p)
85.3 April 2022 England2–14–3
86.3–1
87.4–2
88.14 April 2022 Germany1–03–0
89.2–0
90.11 June 2022Antwerp,Belgium Belgium2–33–3 (5–4p)
91.18 June 2022Rotterdam,Netherlands Netherlands2–22–2 (1–4p)
92.31 July 2022Birmingham, England Ghana2–011–02022 Commonwealth Games
93.6–0
94.11–0
95.1 August 2022 England4–14–4
96.3 August 2022 Canada1–08–0
97.6–0
98.4 August 2022 Wales1–04–1
99.2–0
100.3–0
101.28 October 2022Bhubaneswar, India New Zealand2–34–32022–23 Men's FIH Pro League
102.30 October 2022 Spain1–12–3
103.4 November 2022 New Zealand1–17–4
104.3–3
105.6 November 2022 Spain1–02–2 (3–1p)
106.2–0
123.19 January 2023 Wales4–24–22023 Men's FIH Hockey World Cup
124.26 January 2023Rourkela, India Japan5–08–0
125.7–0
126.28 January 2023 South Africa2–05–2
127.10 March 2023 Germany1–03–22022–23 Men's IFH Pro League
128.12 March 2023 Australia1–15–4
129.2–1
130.5–3
131.13 March 2023 Germany4–26–3
132.27 May 2023London,Great Britain Great Britain1–14–3
133.2–3
134.2 June 2023 Belgium2–05–1
135.3–0
136.7 June 2023Eindhoven, Netherlands Netherlands1–04–1
137.8 June 2023 Argentina2–03–0
138.25 July 2023Terrassa, Spain Spain1–21–2Torneio del Centenario 2023
139.26 July 2023 Netherlands1–01–1
140.28 July 2023 England1–11–1
141.30 July 2023 Netherlands1–02–1
142.3 August 2023Chennai, India China1–07–22023 Men's Asian Champions Trophy
143.2–0
144.4 August 2023 Japan1–11–1
145.6 August 2023 Malaysia3–05–0
146.7 August 2023 South Korea2–13–2
147.9 August 2023 Pakistan1–04–0
148.2–0
149.11 August 2023 Japan2–05–0
150.12 August 2023 Malaysia2–34–3
151.26 September 2023Hangzhou,China Singapore5–016–12022 Asian Games
152.9–0
153.10–0
154.11–0
155.30 September 2023 Pakistan2–010–2
156.3–0
157.5–0
158.6–0
159.2 October 2023 Bangladesh1–012–0
160.2–0
161.7–0
162.6 October 2023 Japan2–05–1
163.5–1
164.26 January 2024Cape Town,South Africa South Africa1–03–0Test Match
165.10 February 2024Bhubaneswar, India Spain1–04–12023–24 Men's FIH Pro League
166.2–0
167.11 February 2024 Netherlands2–22–2 (4–2p)
168.15 February 2024 Australia1–04–6
169.3–2
170.24 February 2024Rourkela, India Australia1–02–2 (0–3p)
171.7 April 2024Perth, Australia Australia2–12–4Test Match
172.12 April 2024 Australia1–01–3
173.13 April 2024 Australia1–02–3
174.26 May 2024Antwerp, Belgium Argentina3–25–42023–24 Men's FIH Pro League
175.4–2
176.5–2
177.1 June 2024London, England Germany1–03–0
178.8 June 2024 Germany1–22–3
179.9 June 2024 Great Britain2–12–3
180.27 July 2024Paris,France New Zealand3–23–22024 Summer Olympics
181.29 July 2024 Argentina1–11–1
182.30 July 2024 Ireland1–02–0
183.2–0
184.2 August 2024 Australia2–03–2
185.3–1
186.4 August 2024 Great Britain1–01–1 (4–2p)
187.6 August 2024 Germany1–02–3
188.8 August 2024 Spain1–12–1
189.2–1

Awards and nominations

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YearAwardCategoryResultRef.
2014Hockey India AwardsUpcoming Player of the YearWon
2016FIH AwardsRising Star of the YearNominated
2017Times of India Sports AwardsHockey Player of the Year MaleWon[49]
Indian Sports HonoursEmerging Sportsman of the YearNominated
2019Times of India Sports AwardsHockey Player of the Year MaleWon
Hockey India AwardsDefender of the YearWon
2020Times of India Sports AwardsHockey Player of the Year MaleWon
2020–2021FIH AwardsPlayer of the YearWon[50]
2021Arjuna AwardOutstanding Performance in Sports and GamesWon
Hockey India AwardsPlayer of the YearWon
2022FIH AwardsWon[51]
Hockey India AwardsDefender of the YearWon
2023Won
2024FIH AwardsPlayer of the YearWon[52]
Indian Sports HonoursTeam Sportsman of the YearWon
GQ AwardsSportsman of the YearWon
2025Khel Ratna AwardSpectacular Performance in SportsWon[53]
Times of India Sports AwardsHockey Player of the Year MaleTBA[54]
Hockey India AwardsDefender of the YearNominated
Player of the Year MaleWon

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