Mohinder Lal

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Mohinder Lal (June 1, 1936 – July 1, 2004) was an Indian hockey player.

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v t e India squad – 1960 Summer Olympics – silver medal
1 Joseph Antic 2 Leslie Claudius (c) 3 Jaman Lal Sharma 4 Mohinder Lal 5 Shankar Lakshman 6 John Peter 7 Govind Sawant 8 Raghbir Singh Bhola 9 Udham Singh 10 Charanjit Singh 11 Jaswant Singh 12 Joginder Singh 13 Prithipal Singh Coach: Kishan Lal

v t e India squad – 1964 Summer Olympics – gold medal (7th title)
1 Haripal Kaushik 2 Mohinder Lal 3 Shankar Lakshman 4 Bandu Patil 5 John Peter 6 Syed Ali 7 Udham Singh 8 Charanjit Singh (c) 9 Darshan Singh 10 Dharam Singh 11 Gurbux Singh 12 Harbinder Singh 13 Jagjit Singh 14 Joginder Singh 15 Prithipal Singh 16 Balbir Singh Kullar 17 Rajendran Christie Coach: Dharam Singh

v t e India squad – 1966 Asian Games – Gold medal (1st Title)
1 A. L. Frank 2 Balbir Singh Grewal 3 Haripal Kaushik 4 Balbir Singh Kular 5 Balbir Singh Kullar 6 Mohinder Lal 7 Shankar Lakshman (c) 8 John Peter 9 Dharam Singh 10 Gurbux Singh 11 Harbinder Singh 12 Harmik Singh 13 Inder Singh 14 Jagdeep Singh 15 Jagjit Singh 16 Prithipal Singh 17 Tarsem Singh 18 Noel Toppo

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