15 Most Famous Indian Sports Women Names 2022
- Full Name: Harika Dronavalli.
- D/O: Ramesh.
- Name of the Game: Chess.
- Height and Weight: 5.5” and 65 kg.
- Date of Birth: 12 January 1991(28 years).
- Place: Guntur, Andhra Pradesh.
- Achievements: Bronze in World Chess Championship 2017, World’s Women Chess Championship 2012, Gold in 2010 Commonwealth Women Chess Championship.
- Awards: Arjuna Award, Grandmaster and Padma Shri.
10. Rani Rampal:
Another name in the list of Indian sports women we have not come across at all is Rani Rampal. How many of us have really heard of her name and admired her?. She is an Indian field hockey player and the youngest player in the Indian national team as well around 2010 world cup. She was 15 years old when she participated back then and still is excelling in her sport well. While much is not known about this low key personality, Rani Rampal is still racing towards her game and is not resting from winning awards and making our country proud.
- Full Name: Rani Rampal.
- D/O: Rampal.
- Name of the Game: Hockey.
- Height and Weight: 1.65 m and 60 kg.
- Date of Birth: 4 December 1994 (24 years).
- Place: Shahbaad Markanda, Haryana.
- Achievements: Olympic in Field Hockey 2018.
- Award: Young Women player of India.
11. Hima Das:
Hima Das has been in the news all around this year and right now given the number of medals she has won and is still winning as a sprint runner. She hails from Assam and is known as Dhing Express given the way she runs at a fast pace and speed. This year, she has broken the record of winning four medals within a span of fifteen days. Hima Das is quite well known for her sport and got recognition for India and made us proud of her. She has been improving her timings drastically and is practising the sport very well. She is very young right now and still has a long way to go.
- Full Name: Hima Das.
- D/O: Ranjit Das.
- Name of the Game: Sprint Runner.
- Height and Weight: 1.67 m and 52 kg.
- Date of Birth: 9 January 2000 (19 years).
- Place: Dhing, Assam.
- Achievements: Gold medal in Asian Games, Silver in Asian Games Mixed 2018, Gold medal in U 20 Championships 2019.
- Awards: Arjuna Award.
12. Dipa Karmakar:
