International field hockey tournaments

International field hockey tournaments

This is a list of the major International field hockey tournaments, in chronological order. Tournaments included are:
*Olympic Games - held every four years.
*World Hockey Cup - held every four years, in between the Olympics.
*Champions Trophy - currently held every year, for the top 6 ranked nations.
*Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament - held annually in Malaysia, an invitational tournament.
*Champions Challenge - held every two years for teams ranked 7th-12th in the world

List of tournaments

{| class="wikitable"
- bgcolor=#efefef! Year !! Tournament !! Venue(s)
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2007 || 16th Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament || Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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2007 || Women's Champions Trophy || Quilmes, Argentina
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2006 || 15th Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament || Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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2006 || Men's Champions Trophy || Club de Atlètic Terrassa, Terrassa, Spain
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2006 || Women's World Cup || Madrid, Spain.
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2006 || Men's World Cup || Mönchengladbach, Germany.
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2005 || Men's Champions Trophy || Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium, Chennai, India
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2004 || Olympic Games || Athens, Greece.
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2004 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan
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2003 || Men's Champions Trophy || Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, The Netherlands
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2002 || Men's Champions Trophy || Hockey-Club Stadion Rot-Weiss, Cologne, Germany
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2002 || Women's World Cup || Perth, Australia.
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2002 || Men's World Cup || Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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2001 || Men's Champions Trophy || Hazelaarweg Stadion, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
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2000 || Olympic Games || Sydney, Australia.
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2000 || Men's Champions Trophy || Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, The Netherlands
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1999 || Men's Champions Trophy || State Hockey Centre , Brisbane, Australia.
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1998 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan
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1998 || Women's World Cup || Utrecht, The Netherlands.
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1998 || Men's World Cup || Galgenwaard Stadium, Utrecht, The Netherlands.
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1997 || Men's Champions Trophy || Pines Hockey Stadium, Adelaide, Australia
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1996 || Olympic Games || Atlanta, USA.
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1996 || Men's Champions Trophy || Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium, Madras, India
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1995 || Men's Champions Trophy || Olympia-Stadion, Berlin, Germany
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1994 || Women's World Cup || Dublin, Ireland.
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1994 || Men's World Cup || Homebush Stadium, Sydney, Australia.
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1994 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan
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1993 || Men's Champions Trophy || Tun Razak Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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1992 || Olympic Games || Barcelona, Spain.
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1992 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan
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1991 || Men's Champions Trophy || Olympia-Stadion, Berlin, Germany
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1990 || Women's World Cup || Sydney, Australia.
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1990 || Men's World Cup || Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan.
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1990 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Centre, Melbourne, Australia
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1980 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan
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1989 || Men's Champions Trophy || Olympia-Stadion, Berlin, Germany
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1988 || Olympic Games || Seoul, South Korea.
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1988 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan
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1987 || Men's Champions Trophy || Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, The Netherlands
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1986 || Women's World Cup || Amstelveen, The Netherlands.
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1986 || Men's World Cup || Willesden, London, England.
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1986 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan
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1985 || Men's Champions Trophy || Perth Hockey Stadium, Perth, Australia
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1984 || Olympic Games || Los Angeles, USA.
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1984 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan
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1983 || Women's World Cup || Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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1983 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan
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1982 || Men's World Cup || BHA Stadium, Bombay, India.
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1982 || Men's Champions Trophy || Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, The Netherlands
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1981 || Men's Champions Trophy || National Hockey Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan
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1981 || Women's World Cup || Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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1980 || Olympic Games || Moscow, USSR.
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1978 || Women's World Cup || Madrid, Spain.
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1978 || Men's World Cup || Campo del Polo, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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1978 || Men's Champions Trophy || Gaddafi Cricket Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan
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1976 || Olympic Games || Montreal, Canada.
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1976 || Women's World Cup || Berlin, West Germany.
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1975 || Men's World Cup || Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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1974 || Women's World Cup || Mandelieu, France.
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1973 || Men's World Cup || Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, Netherlands.
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1972 || Olympic Games || Munich, West Germany.
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1971 || Men's World Cup || Real Polo Grounds, Barcelona, Spain.
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