Stats: Indian men team’s biggest wins in international hockey

A tricky situation in front of the German goal, during the Hockey Final against India at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games. India won 8-1.

Indian men’s team’s biggest wins in international hockey

Opponent/Scoreline Year Event

Beat USA 24-1 1932 Los Angeles Olympics

Beat Sri Lanka 20-0 2007 Asia Cup Chennai

Beat Tanzania 18-0 1980 Moscow Olympics

Beat USA 16-0 1956 Melbourne Olympics

Beat Thailand 16-0 2007 Asia Cup Chennai

Beat Afghanistan 14-0 1956 Melbourne Olympics

Beat Cuba 13-0 1980 Moscow Olympics

Beat Sri Lanka 13-0 1982 Asia Cup Lahore

Beat Iran 12-0 1974 Asian Games Tehran

Beat Singapore 12-0 1982 Asia Cup Lahore

Beat Bangladesh 12-0 1982 Asian Games New Delhi

Beat Chinese Taipei 12-0 2006 Asian Games Doha

Beat Japan 11-1 1932 Los Angeles Olympics

Beat Thailand 11-0 1986 Asian Games Seoul

Beat Bangladesh 11-1 2009 Asia Cup Kuantan

Beat France 10-0 1936 Berlin Olympics (Semifinals)

Beat Denmark 10-0 1960 Rome Olympics

Beat Hong Kong 10-0 1982 Asian Games New Delhi

Beat Oman 10-0 1982 Asian Games New Delhi

Beat Hong Kong 10-0 1986 Asian Games Seoul

Beat Hong Kong 10-0 1990 Asian Games Beijing

Beat Bangladesh 10-0 2003 Asia Cup Kuala Lumpur

Beat Belgium 9-0 1928 Amsterdam Olympics

Beat Japan 9-0 1936 Berlin Olympics

Beat Argentina 9-1 1948 London Olympics

Beat Japan 9-1 1985 Asia Cup Dhaka (Semifinals)

Beat Singapore 9-0 1998 Asian Games Bangkok

Beat Oman 9-0 2006 Asian Games Doha

Beat Bangladesh 9-0 2010 Asian Games Guanghzhou

Beat Bangladesh 9-0 2010 Asian Games New Delhi

Beat Germany 8-1 1936 Berlin Olympics (Finals)

Beat Austria 8-0 1948 London Olympics

Beat Japan 8-0 1958 Asian Games Tokyo

Beat Mexico 8-0 1968 Mexico Olympics

Beat Mexico 8-0 1972 Munich Olympics

Beat Korea 8-1 1985 Asia Cup Dhaka

Beat China 7-0 1982 Asia Cup Lahore

Beat USA 7-0 1936 Berlin Olympics

Beat Japan 7-0 1962 Asian Games Tokyo (semifinals)

Beat Singapore 7-0 1970 Asian Games Bangkok

Beat Sri Lanka 7-0 1974 Asian Games Tehran

Beat Ghana 7-0 1975 World Cup Kuala Lumpur

Beat Hong Kong 7-0 1978 Asian Games Bangkok

Beat USSR 7-2 1982 World Cup Bombay

Beat Japan 7-2 1982 Asian Games Delhi

Beat Pakistan 7-4 2003 Champions Trophy Amstelveen

Beat Korea 7-2 2007 Asia Cup Chennai (final)

Beat Malaysia 6-2 1982 World Cup Bombay

Beat Poland 6-2 1998 World Cup Utrecht