Hockey legend Vandana Katariya announces international retirement: 'I want to bow out at zenith of my career'

Vandana Katariya has established an exceptional legacy in Indian women’s hockey, amassing 320 international caps and 158 goals, making her the most-capped player in the nation’s history.

Vandana Katariya, one of India’s most iconic women’s hockey players, has announced her retirement from international hockey, ending a 15-year career at the zenith of her success.

At 32, Vandana leaves behind an illustrious legacy, with 320 international appearances and 158 goals, making her the most-capped player in the history of Indian women’s hockey.

In an emotional Instagram post, Vandana wrote: “Today, with a heavy yet grateful heart, I announce my retirement from international hockey. I’m stepping away not because the fire in me has dimmed or the hockey in my tank has run dry, but because I want to bow out at the zenith of my career, while I’m still at my very best.”

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