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Bandu Patil represented the Indian Hockey team, which won Gold medal during 1964 Olympics. | Bandu Patil represented the Indian Hockey team, which won Gold medal during 1964 Olympics. | ||
He is from Belgaum. The Belgaum Cantonment had planned to rename the Khanapur road from Sanchayni Circle to Suryakant Park (Gogte circle) as Bandu Patil (He was a part of the gold medal winning Indian hockey team in the 1960s) road, but it was later found that, the same road was named after Maj.Cariappa in the military records.<ref>http://allaboutbelgaum.com/sports/olympians-from-belgaum/ "Olympians from Belgaum".</ref> | He is from Belgaum. The Belgaum Cantonment had planned to rename the Khanapur road from Sanchayni Circle to Suryakant Park (Gogte circle) as Bandu Patil (He was a part of the gold medal-winning Indian hockey team in the 1960s) road, but it was later found that, the same road was named after Maj.Cariappa in the military records.<ref>[http://allaboutbelgaum.com/sports/olympians-from-belgaum/ "Olympians from Belgaum"]. allaboutbelgaum.com.</ref> | ||
He played as inside left and for Services in the national championships. Patil died from cardiac arrest. | He played as inside left and for Services in the national championships. Patil died from cardiac arrest. | ||
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*{{Olympedia}} | |||
{{Olympic medalists for India}} | |||
{{India FH Squad 1962 Asian Games}} | |||
{{India FH Squad 1964 Summer Olympics}} | |||
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Bandu Patil (January 1, 1936 – July 23, 1988) was an Indian hockey player. Bandu Patil represented the Indian Hockey team, which won Gold medal during 1964 Olympics.
He is from Belgaum. The Belgaum Cantonment had planned to rename the Khanapur road from Sanchayni Circle to Suryakant Park (Gogte circle) as Bandu Patil (He was a part of the gold medal-winning Indian hockey team in the 1960s) road, but it was later found that, the same road was named after Maj.Cariappa in the military records.[1]
He played as inside left and for Services in the national championships. Patil died from cardiac arrest.
Medals[edit | edit source]
- 1964 Tokyo Olympics- Gold
- 1962 Asian Games – Silver
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ "Olympians from Belgaum". allaboutbelgaum.com.
External links[edit | edit source]
- Bandu Patil at Olympedia
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