India national football team results (unofficial matches 1924–1947)

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India national football team results

This is a list of the India national football team's results from 1924 to 1947 (pre-independence) that, for various reasons, are not accorded the status of official International A Matches. India competed as Calcutta Indians and Calcutta Wanderers during the initial years.[1][2]

Key
Win
Draw
Defeat

1919

17 April 1919 British Inter-Theatre of War Championship Home Forces 2–0  India Aldershot, England
Report
25 April 1919 British Inter-Theatre of War Championship India  1–0  Egypt Aldershot, England
Report

1924

September 1924 Rangoon XI 0–1 Calcutta Indians Rangoon
[1]
24 September 1924 Singapore FA 0–4 Calcutta Indians Singapore
[2] H. Bose
Samad
R. Ganguly 		Stadium: Anson Road Stadium
Referee: C. Salter
25 September 1924 Singapore Chinese FA 0–1 Calcutta Indians Singapore
[3] M. Dutt Stadium: Anson Road Stadium
Attendance: 10,000
Referee: R.H. Gale
28 September 1924 Hercules 0–2 Calcutta Indians Batavia
[4] Stadium: B.V.C.-veld, Weltevreden
Attendance: 20,000
Referee: W. van Galen
29 September 1924 Batavia FC (BVC) 0–1 Calcutta Indians Batavia
[5] P Chatterjee Stadium: B.V.C.-veld, Weltevreden
Referee: J. Hetharia
2 October 1924 West Java FA (WJVB) 0–0 Calcutta Indians Batavia
[6] Stadium: B.V.C.-veld, Weltevreden
Referee: F.X.A. Drilling
5 October 1924 Hoogere Burger School (HBS) 1–0 Calcutta Indians Surabaya
Cana [7] Stadium: T.H.O.R.-veld
Attendance: 10,000
Referee: Henny van Alphen
9 October 1924 Soerabaja FA (SVB) 0–1 Calcutta Indians Surabaya
[8] Stadium: T.H.O.R.-veld
Attendance: 6,000
Referee: Wegeman
13 October 1924 Hercules 2–1 Calcutta Indians Batavia
Willy Galstaun [9] Chatterjee Stadium: B.V.C.-veld, Weltevreden
Attendance: 20,000
Referee: W. van Galen
15 October 1924 Bandoeng FA (BVB) 0–0 Calcutta Indians Bandung
[10] Referee: Foltynski
17 October 1924 Sidolig 0–1 Calcutta Indians Bandung
[11] Samad Referee: De Wilde
19 October 1924 North Java FA (NJVB) 1–2 Calcutta Indians Tegal
Julius [12] M. Dutt
Samad
21 October 1924 Bandoeng FA (BVB) 5–1 Calcutta Indians Bandung
De Jager 5', 20'
Middleton 10'
Giesel 41'
? 55' (o.g.)		 [13] ? Referee: Foltynski

1926

20 October 1926 Duke of Wellington's 5–2 Calcutta Wanderers Singapore
Hawthorn 5'
Osborne
Basford 		[14] Samad pen.'
Rahman
21 October 1926 Singapore FA 2–4 Calcutta Wanderers Singapore
Chan Hee 5'
Wan Puteh 		[15] N. Gossain
T. Shome
T. Das
24 October 1926 Hercules 2–1 Calcutta Wanderers Batavia
[16]
26 October 1926 Semarang FA (VSO) 2–0 Calcutta Wanderers Semarang
[17]
28 October 1926 Bandoeng FA (BVB) 2–0 Calcutta Wanderers Bandung
[18]
30 October 1926 Oliveo 1–2 Calcutta Wanderers Batavia
[19]
31 October 1926 West Java FA (WJVB) 6–0 Calcutta Wanderers Batavia
[20]
3 November 1926 Hercules 2–1 Calcutta Wanderers Batavia
[21]
5 November 1926 Vios 2–1 Calcutta Wanderers Batavia
[22]
10 November 1926 Singapore Chinese FA 3–0 Calcutta Wanderers Singapore
? o.g.'
Un Sun 		[23]

1933

31 January 1933 Friendly All Ceylon 0–1  IFA XI British Ceylon
Report Bhattacharya Referee: P. Gupta
3 February 1933 Friendly De Mel League v  IFA XI British Ceylon
Stadium: NCC Ground

1934

9 June 1934[3] Natal XI 0–6  India Durban
Report Bhattacharya 1'
Ramanna 		Stadium: Curries Fountain
Attendance: 10,000
11 June 1934[4] Natal XI 3–1  India Pietermaritzburg
Report
13 June 1934 Transvaal XI 1–7  India Johannesburg
A. Naidu Report Lakshminarayan
Ramanna 		Stadium: Natalspruit Indian Sports Ground
Attendance: 4000
16 June 1934 Transvaal XI 1–6  India Pretoria
Govinder Report Bhattacharya
Lakshminarayan		 Stadium: Caledonian Football Ground
1934 South Africa  0–2  India Johannesburg
Report Attendance: 6,000
1934 South Africa  0–2  India Durban
Report
1934 Natal Sunday League XI 1–7  India N/A
Report
1934 Boards XI 0–9  India N/A
Report
1934 Eastern Province XI 1–6  India N/A
Report
1934 Western Province XI 1–3  India Cape Town
Report
7 July 1934 South Africa  1–4  India Cape Town
Adams Report Lakshminarayan
S. Chaudhuri
S. Dutt
1934 Nicualand 1–6  India N/A
Report
1934 Northern Natal 1–8  India N/A
Report
1934 Witwatersrand 0–1  India N/A
Report
1934 Kimberley Xi n/a  India N/A
Report
1934 South Africa  n/a  India Durban
Report

1936

4 July 1936 Friendly India  1–1  China Calcutta, India
Noor Mohammed Report[24] Suen Kam Shun Stadium: Calcutta FC Ground
Attendance: 100,000

1938

30 May 1938 Friendly India  2–2  Burma Calcutta, India
Lakshminarayan [25] Pugsley Stadium: Calcutta FC Ground
August 1938 India  6–1 South Australia Adelaide, Australia
A. Nandi
Prosad
K. Bhattacharya 		[26] Stadium: Hindmarsh Oval
Attendance: 3,000
August 1938 India  1–4 Victoria (Australia) Melbourne, Australia
K. Prosad [27] Stadium: Melbourne Cricket Ground
August 1938 India  4–6 New South Wales Sydney, Australia
Rahim [28] Stadium: Sydney Showground
Attendance: 25,000
August 1938 India  1–2 Northern Districts (Australia) Cessnock, Australia
Lumsden [29] Heeney Stadium: Baddeley Park
5 September 1938 India  6–5 Queensland Brisbane, Australia
Rahim
Noor Mohammed
A. Nandi
Lumsden
B. Sen
A. Premlal 		[30] Brittain pen.'
 Stadium: Brisbane Exhibition Ground
Attendance: 5,000
7 September 1938 India  5–2 Ipswich Ipswich, Australia
Noor Mohammed 10'
Lumsden 17', 90'
Rahim 40'		 [31] Donaldson
Stadium: North Ipswich Reserve
Attendance: 2,000
September 1938 India  5–2 Queensland Toowoomba, Australia
Lumsden pen'
K. Bhattacharya 46'
Rahim 89'		 [32] Kitching
Young 		Stadium: Athletic Oval
22 September 1938 India  6–4 South Coast New South Wales, Australia
[33] Attendance: 4,000
28 September 1938 India  4–6 Granville New South Wales, Australia
Noor Mohammed
Lumsden 45'		 Report R.Sanders
Hextell
S McDonald 		Stadium: Clyde Oval
8 October 1938 India  1–5 Western Australia Perth, Australia
K. Prosad [34] W. Waddell
Stadium: WACA Ground
Attendance: 2,000
11 October 1938 India  3–1 Western Australia Perth, Australia
[35] Stadium: WACA Ground
Attendance: 2,000

See also

References

  1. ^ "11 May 2023". Archived from the original on 8 March 2020. Retrieved 11 May 2023.
  2. ^ "The passage of football in India". Archived from the original on 11 May 2023. Retrieved 11 May 2023.
  3. ^ "The Terrific Tales of Mohun Bagan between 1925-50". 29 July 2024.
  4. ^ "LEGENDS OF INDIAN FOOTBALL : GOSTHA PAL". 20 August 2011. Archived from the original on 20 August 2018. Retrieved 2018-08-20.
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