Indian Hockey Icon Vandana Katariya Announces Retirement After Illustrious 15-Year Career

Indian Hockey Icon Vandana Katariya Announces Retirement After Illustrious 15-Year Career

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Category : Sports Published on: April 02 2025

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  • Indian women's hockey star Vandana Katariya has announced her retirement from international hockey at the pinnacle of her 15-year illustrious career. 
  • She played 320 international matches and scored 158 goals, making her the player with the most matches played in the history of Indian women's hockey. 
  • Vandana Katariya was part of the Indian team that finished fourth at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. 
  • She achieved the honor of becoming the first and only Indian woman player to score a hat-trick in the Olympics.
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