Krishnamurthy Perumal

Indian field hockey player (born 1943)

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Krishnamurthy Perumal

Personal information

Born|  (1943-09-26) 26 September 1943 (age 81)
Madras (now Chennai), Madras Presidency
(now in Tamil Nadu), British India

Medal record

Men's field hockey
Representing  India
Olympic Games
| 1968 Mexico City | Team competition
| 1972 Munich | Team competition
Hockey World Cup
| 1971 Barcelona | Team
Asian Games
| 1970 Bangkok | Team competition

Krishnamurthy Perumal (born 26 September 1943) is a two-time Olympic medalist in field hockey and Arjuna Award winning sportsman for India. He hails from the city of Chennai, Tamil Nadu. En route to the Indian national hockey team, he played for teams such as the ICF (Integrated Coach Factory), Tamil Nadu and Indian Airlines. He has served Indian and Tamil Nadu hockey with distinction in various roles – as a player, manager and coach. He served as the president of Tamil Nadu Hockey Association. For his dedication and excellence in his sport, he was honored with what was then, India's highest accolade for a sportsman – the Arjuna Award – in 1971.

## References

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* 1971 Arjuna Award – Ministry of Youth and Sports – India
* Sports Development Authority of Tamilnadu
* Government of Tamilnadu – Reference to Mr P. Krishnamurthy as Olympian and Arjuna Award Winner

## External links

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* Krishnamurthy Perumal at Olympedia

India squads

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India squad – 1968 Summer Olympics – Bronze medal

* 1 Rajendran Christie
* 2 Krishnamurthy Perumal
* 3 John Peter
* 4 Muneer Sait
* 5 Inam-ur Rahman
* 6 Ajit Pal Singh
* 7 Balbir Singh Kullar
* 8 Balbir Singh Kular
* 9 Balbir Singh
* 10 Gurbux Singh (c)
* 11 Harbinder Singh
* 12 Harmik Singh
* 13 Inder Singh
* 14 Prithipal Singh (c)
* 15 Tarsem Singh
* 16 Jagjit Singh
* Coach: Balkrishan Singh

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India squad – 1970 Asian Games – Silver medal

* 1 Charles Cornelius
* 2 M. P. Ganesh
* 3 B. P. Govinda
* 4 Balbir Singh Grewal
* 5 Ashok Kumar
* 6 Vinod Kumar
* 7 Cedric Pereira
* 8 Krishnamurthy Perumal
* 9 Ajit Pal Singh
* 10 Baldev Singh
* 11 Harbinder Singh
* 12 Harcharan Singh
* 13 Harmik Singh
* 14 Kulwant Singh
* 15 Major Singh
* 16 Mukhbain Singh
* 17 Mohinder Singh
* 18 Uthiah

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India squad – 1971 World Cup – 3rd place

* 1 Ajit Pal Singh (c)
* 2 Cedric Pereira
* 3 Charles Cornelius
* 4 Baldev Singh
* 5 Vinod Kumar
* 6 Michael Kindo
* 7 Krishnamurthy Perumal
* 8 Harmik Singh
* 9 Vece Paes
* 10 M. P. Ganesh
* 11 Ashok Kumar
* 12 Rajwinder Singh
* 13 Shahid Noor
* 14 Francis D'Mello
* 15 Kulwant Singh
* 16 Harcharan Singh
* Coach: Balbir Singh Sr.

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India squad – 1972 Summer Olympics – Bronze medal

* 1 B. P. Govinda
* 2 Charles Cornelius
* 3 Manuel Frederick
* 4 Michael Kindo
* 5 V. J. Philips
* 6 Ashok Kumar
* 7 M. P. Ganesh
* 8 Krishnamurthy Perumal
* 9 Ajit Pal Singh
* 10 Harbinder Singh
* 11 Harcharan Singh
* 12 Harmik Singh (c)
* 13 Kulwant Singh
* 14 Mukhbain Singh
* 15 Varinder Singh
* 16 Vece Paes
* Coach: K. D. Singh

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