New Delhi, June 18 -- As Indian hockey continues to celebrate 100 years of its rich legacy, Manpreet Singh, who is one of the greatest servants of the game in the modern era, has achieved a feat no Indian player has managed before.

The midfield maestro etched his name into the sport's history books by becoming India's most-capped hockey player, appearing in his 413th match, according to a release.

Manpreet surpassed Dilip Tirkey, who is also presently the Hockey India President and held the record until now with 412 international appearances in his decorated career.

Manpreet surpassed that mark during India's FIH Hockey Pro League 2025/26 clash against Germany in Rotterdam on Wednesday.

In recognition of the monumental achievement, Ho...