Sports Stadium named after Rani Rampal

Category : Sports Published on: March 23 2023

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Rani Rampal becomes the first ever woman to have a stadium named after her. She is a famous player in the Women’s Hockey Team. This stadium is in Rae Bareli.
Moreover, she is the youngest one in her team to participate in the World Cup of the year 2010.
According to the reports, the Modern Coach Factory (MCF) Rae Bareli has given a new name to the hockey stadium which is ‘Rani’s Girls Hockey Turf’.
Rani Rampal represented the Indian women's team in the 2010 Hockey World Cup at the age of just 15. She is currently the captain of the Indian women's hockey team.
Rani has scored 120 goals in 254 games.

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