India: Veteran Vooruit Navneet Kaur completes 200 international caps for Indian Women’s Hockey Team

~ Navneet Kaur won the milestone during the Super4S match of India against Japan on the Women’s Asia Cup 2025 ~

Hangzhou, September 13, 2025: Hockey India congratulated Navneet Kaur, the productive player, with completing 200 international caps. She completed the milestone when India went on the Women’s Asia Cup 2025 in Hangzhou on Saturday in Hangzhou on Saturday.

Navneet is in particular the second highest scorer for India at the current Women’s Asia Cup 2025.

The 29-year-old made her senior debut in 2014, after she helped the Junior Team to win a bronze medal on the Junior Women’s World Cup 2013. Since then she has been one of the most consistent artists in the Indian ladies’ hockey team. Over the years she has represented India in every important worldwide tournament and played a crucial role in the rise of the team in the international stage. She was part of the team that produced a historic run at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, where the Indian ladies’ hockey team finished and just missed a medal.

At the Commonwealth Games, NavNeet played in the 2022 edition in Birmingham, where she helped India in conquering the bronze medal. She was also part of the memorable campaigns of the team at the Asian Games and won the Silver Medal in 2018 on Jakarta-Palembang and the bronze medal in 2022 in Hangzhou.

Navneet was also part of the Indian team that won the gold medal on the Women’s Asia Cup 2017 in Kakamigahara, and later the bronze medal in Muscat on the edition 2022. As an addition to her impressive career, she was also part of the Indian team that was the Silver Medal in 2018, followed on the Asian Medal Won on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian on the Asian Medal, on the Asian Medal on the Asian Medal. Back-to-back gold medals in the 2023 edition in Ranchi and the 2024 edition in Rajgir.

Speaking about her milestone, Navneet Kaur said: “It is a very special moment in my career. It has been a great ride since I made my debut in 2014. Thankful that I am.

Hockey India -President Dr. Dilip Tirkey congratulates Navneet on her milestone and said: “Playing 200 games for India is a characteristic of both excellence and endurance. Navneet has been an integral part of the rise of the Indian women’s team in recent years. She has had much more successful in the team in recent years.

Hockey India Secretary -General Shri Bola Nath Singh also congratulated NavNeet and said: “Navnes Kaur’s trip is an inspiration for every young girl who dreams of playing hockey for India. Reaching 200 caps at the highest level requires huge hardwork and dedication.