Showing posts with label Cricket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cricket. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 January 2016

Trophies in Indian Sports and International Sports

National and International Cups and Trophies

                  National Trophies and Cups 


National Trophies and Cups
Cup & Trophies Sports
 1. Jawaharlal Challenge Air Racing
 1. Charminar Trophy Athletics
 1. Agarwal Cup
 2. Chadha Cup
 3. Divan Cup
 4. Narang Cup
Badminton
 1. Bangalore Blues Challenge Cup Basketball
 1. Jaswant Singh Trophy Best Services Sportsman  
 1. Holkar Trophy Bridge
 1. C. K. Naydu Trophy
 2. Deodhar Trophy
 3. Duleep Trophy
 4. G. D. Birla Trophy
 5. Ghulam Ahmed Trophy
 6. lrani Trophy
 7. Moinuddaula Gold Cup
 8. Rani Jhansi Trophy
 9. Ranjit Trophy
 10. Rohinton Baria Trophy
 11. Sheesh Mahal Trophy
 12. Vijay Merchant Trophy
 13. Vizzy Trophy
Cricket
 1. Bandodkar Trophy
 2. Chakoia Gold Trophy
 3. D. C. M. Cup
 4. Dr. B. C. Roy Trophy (Junior)
 5. Durand Cup
 6. F. A. Cup
 7. I. F. A. Shield
 8. Nixan Gold Cup
 9. Raghbir Singh Memorial
 10. Rovers Cup
 11. Sanjay Gold Cup
 12. Santosh Trophy
 13. Sir Ashutosh Mukherjee
 14. Subroto Cup
 15. Todd Memorial Trophy
 16. Vittal Trophy
Football
 1. Agha Khan Cup
 2. All-India Women’s Guru Nanak
              Championship
 3. Beighton Cup
 4. Bombay Gold Cup
 5. Dhyan Chand Trophy
 6. Gura Nanak Cup
 7. Gurmeet Trophy
 8. Gyanuati Devi Trophy
 9. Kuppuswamy Naidu Trophy
 10. Lady Rattan Tata Trophy
 11. lndira Gold Cup
 12. MCC Trophy
 13. Modi Gold Cup
 14. Murugappa Gold Cup
 15. Nehru Trophy
 16. Obaid Ullah Gold Cup
 17. Rangaswami Cup
 18. Ranjit Singh Gold Cup
 19. Rene Frank Trophy
 20. Sahni Trophy
 21. Scindia Gold Cup
 22. Tommy Eman Gold Cup
Hockey
 1. Ezra Cup
 2. Prithi Singh Cup
 3. Radha Mohan Cup
Polo
 1. Wellington Trophy Rowing
 1. Barna-Bellack Cup
 2. Ramanujan Trophy
Table Tennis
 1. Rajendra Prasad Cup Lawn Tennis
 1. Burdwan Trophy Weight-lifting
 

         InterNational Trophies and Cups 


InterNational Trophies and Cups
Cup & Trophies Sports
 1. Kings Cup Air Race
 1. Malaysian Open  2. Thomas Cup Badminton
 1. Uber Cup Badminton (Women)
 1. Commissioner’s Trophy Baseball
 1. Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy
 2. William’s Cup
Basketball
 1. Ashes Cup
 2. Benson and Hedges
 3. Rothman’s Trophy
Cricket
 1. BCS Trophy
 2. Colombo Cup
 3. European Champion Club's Cup
 4. FIFA World Cup Trophy
 5. Grey Cup
 6. Heisman Trophy
 7. League Championship Trophy
 8. McClelland Trophy
 9. Meredka Cup
 10. Old Oaken Bucket
 11. Premier League Trophy
 12. The Scottish Cup
 13. UEFA Champions League
Football
 1. British Open
 2. Augusta Masters
 3. Liners Open
 4. Prince of Wales Cup
 5. US Maters
 6. Walker Cup
 7. Canada Cup
 8. Eisenhower Cup
 9. Rydet Cup
Golf
 1. Champions trophy
 2. Stanley Cup
 3. Azlan Cup
 4. Essande Champions Cup
 5. Rene Frank Trophy
Hockey
 1. Derby Cup Horse – Racing
 1. Australian Open
 2. French Open
 3. Heineken Cup
 4. Hopman Cup
 5. Tata Open
 6. US Open
 7. Edgbaston Cup
 8. Grand Prix
 9. Wightman Cup
 10. Davis Cup
 11. U. Thant Cup
Lawn Tennis
 1. West Chester Cup Polo
 1. Bledisloe Cup
 2. Calcutta Cup
 3. Webb Ellis Cup
Rugby
 1. M.L.S. Cup Soccer
 1. Vince Lombardi Trophy Super Bowl
 1. Swaythling Cup
 2. Grand Prix
Table Tennis
 1. Corbitton Cup Table Tennis(Women)
 1. World Cup Cricket, Football, Hockey
 1. American Cup Yatch Racing

Thursday, 27 February 2014

Arjun Awards for Cricket All Time


 1961 — Saleem Durani
 1964 — Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi
 1965 — Vijay Manjrekar
 1966 — Chandu Borde
 1967 — Ajit Wadekar
 1968 — E.A.S. Prasanna
 1969 — Bishan Singh Bedi
 1970 — Dilip Sardesai
 1971 — Srinivasaraghavan Venkataraghavan
 1972 — Eknath Solkar
 1972 — B.S. Chandrashekhar
 1975 — Sunil Gavaskar
 1976 — Shanta Rangaswamy
 1977-78 — Gundappa Vishwanath
 1979-80 — Kapil Dev Nikhanj
 1980-81 — Chetan Chauhan
 1980-81 — Syed Kirmani
 1981 — Dilip Vengsarkar
 1982 — Mohinder Amarnath
 1983 — Diana Edulji
 1984 — Ravi Shastri
 1985 — Shubhangi Kulkarni
 1986 — Mohammad Azharuddin
 1986 — Sandhya Agarwal
 1989 — Madan Lal
 1993 — Manoj Prabhakar
 1993 — Kiran More
 1994 — Sachin Tendulkar
 1995 — Anil Kumble
 1996 — Javagal Srinath
 1997 — Ajay Jadeja
 1997 — Sourav Ganguly
 1998 — Rahul Dravid
 1998 — Nayan Mongia
 2000 — B.K. Venkatesh Prasad
 2001 — VVS Laxman
 2002 — Virender Sehwag
 2003 — Harbhajan Singh
 2003 — Mithali Raj
 2005 — Anju Jain
 2006 — Anjum Chopra
 2009 — Gautam Gambhir
 2010 — Jhulan Goswami
 2011 — Zaheer Khan
 2012 — Yuvraj Singh
 2013 — Virat Kohli