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Monika Malik

Malik in August 2022
Personal information
Born	(1993-11-05) 5 November 1993 (age 31) Haryana, India
Height	1.62 m (5 ft 4 in)
Weight	51 kg (112 lb)
Playing position	Defender
Club information
Current club	Railways
Senior career
Years	Team
	Central Railways
	Railways
National team
Years	Team	Caps	Goals
2012–	India	229	(18)
Medal record Women's field hockey Representing  India Asian Games 2018 Jakarta Team 2014 Incheon Team 2022 Hangzhou Team Commonwealth Games 2022 Birmingham Team Asia Cup 2017 Gifu 2022 Muscat Asian Champions Trophy 2016 Singapore 2023 Ranchi 2013 Kakamigahara 2018 Donghae FIH Nations Cup 2022 Spain Junior World Cup 2013 Mönchengladbach

Monika Malik (born 5 November 1993), known mononymously as Monika, is an Indian field hockey player who represented India in the 2014 Asian Games and was part of the bronze-medal winning squad. She is currently employed with the Indian Railways.

See also

• List of Indian sportswomen

References

1. ^ "Hockey India | Monika". hockeyindia.org. Retrieved 7 January 2018.
2. "Monika Malik | Field Hockey | Athlete Preview | SPORTTU Asian Games". Asiangames.sporttu.com. Retrieved 17 August 2016.
3. "When bronze of women's hockey team shone the brightest here". The Indian Express. 2 October 2014. Retrieved 7 January 2018.

External links

• Monika Malik at Olympedia
• Monika Malik at Hockey India

India squads

v t e India squad – 2014 Asian Games – Bronze medal 1 Navjot Kaur 2 Deep Grace Ekka 3 Monika Malik 4 Thokchom Chanchan Devi 5 Savita Punia 6 Ritu Rani (c) 7 Poonam Rani 8 Vandana Katariya 9 Deepika Thakur 10 Namita Toppo 11 Jaspreet Kaur 12 Sunita Lakra 13 Sushila Chanu 14 Rani Rampal 15 Amandeep Kaur 16 Lilima Minz Coach: Neil Hawgood v t e India squad – 2016 Summer Olympics – 12th place 1 Kaur 3 Ekka 4 Malik 8 Pradhan 10 Thokchom 11 Punia (GK) 15 Rani 16 Kataria 17 Thakur 19 Toppo 24 Yadav 26 Lakra 27 Chanu (C) 28 Rampal 30 Dubey 31 Minz Coach: Hawgood v t e India squad – 2017 Asia Cup – Champions (2nd Title) 1 Navjot Kaur 2 Gurjit Kaur 3 Deep Grace Ekka 4 Monika Malik 5 Sonika Tandi 8 Nikki Pradhan 11 Savita Punia 13 Rajani Etimarpu 16 Vandana Katariya 19 Namita Toppo 20 Lalremsiami 23 Rashmita Minz 25 Navneet Kaur 26 Sunita Lakra 27 Sushila Chanu 28 Rani Rampal (c) 31 Lilima Minz 32 Neha Goyal Coach: Harendra Singh v t e India squad – 2018 FIH World Cup – 8th place 1 Navj. Kaur 2 G. Kaur 3 Ekka 4 Malik 6 Khokhar 8 Pradhan 11 Punia 13 Etimarpu 16 Katariya 17 Thakur 18 Udita 19 Toppo 20 Lalremsiami 25 Navn. Kaur 26 Lakra 28 Rampal (c) 31 Minz 32 Goyal Coach: Marijne v t e India squad – 2018 Asian Games – Silver medal 1 Navjot Kaur 2 Gurjit Kaur 3 Deep Grace Ekka 4 Monika Malik 6 Reena Khokhar 8 Nikki Pradhan 11 Savita Punia 13 Rajani Etimarpu 16 Vandana Katariya 17 Deepika Thakur 18 Udita 19 Namita Toppo 20 Lalremsiami 25 Navneet Kaur 26 Sunita Lakra 28 Rani Rampal (c) 31 Lilima Minz 32 Neha Goyal Coach: Sjoerd Marijne v t e India squad – 2020 Summer Olympics – 4th place 1 Navj. Kaur 2 G. Kaur 3 Ekka 4 Malik 5 Khokhar 7 Devi 8 Pradhan 11 Punia 15 Warsi 16 Katariya 18 Udita 19 Toppo 20 Lalremsiami 25 Navn. Kaur 27 Chanu 28 Rampal (c) 30 Tete 32 Goyal Coach: Marijne v t e India squad – 2022 Asia Cup – 3rd place 1 Navjot Kaur 2 Gurjit Kaur 3 Deep Grace Ekka 4 Monika Malik 7 Sharmila Devi 11 Savita Punia (c) 12 Mariana Kujur 13 Rajani Etimarpu 15 Nisha Warsi 16 Vandana Katariya 18 Udita Duhan 20 Lalremsiami 24 Jyoti 25 Navneet Kaur 27 Sushila Chanu 30 Salima Tete 32 Neha Goyal 50 Ishika Chaudhary Coach: Janneke Schopman v t e India squad – 2022 FIH World Cup – 9th place 1 Navjot 2 Gurjit 3 Ekka 4 Monika 5 Sonika 7 Sharmila 8 Pradhan 11 Savita (c) 15 Nisha 16 Vandana 17 Bichu Devi 18 Udita 20 Lalremsiami 24 Jyoti 25 Navneet 27 Chanu 30 Tete 32 Neha Coach: Schopman v t e India squad – 2022 Commonwealth Games – Bronze medal 2 Gurjit 3 Ekka 4 Monika 5 Sonika 7 Sharmila 8 Pradhan 11 Savita (c) 13 Rajani 14 Sangita 15 Nisha 16 Vandana 18 Udita 20 Lalremsiami 24 Jyoti 25 Navneet 27 Chanu 30 Tete 32 Neha Coach: Schopman v t e India squad – 2022 Asian Games – Bronze medal 3 Deep Grace Ekka 4 Monika Malik 5 Sonika Tandi 8 Nikki Pradhan 9 Bichu Devi Kharibam 11 Savita Punia (c) 14 Sangita Kumari 15 Nisha Warsi 16 Vandana Katariya 18 Udita Duhan 20 Lalremsiami 25 Navneet Kaur 27 Sushila Chanu 30 Salima Tete 32 Neha Goyal 50 Ishika Chaudhary 55 Deepika Kumari 69 Vaishnavi Phalke Coach: Janneke Schopman

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