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Syed Ali
Syed Ali is an eminent Hockey player who won the gold medal with the Men`s National Team at the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

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Esteemed hockey player Syed Ali was born on 15th April 1938. He has the honour to represented India in the Olympics in the year 1976 at Montreal. For India, he has twice represented in the World Cup and the Asian Games. At the 1964 Summer Olympics held at Tokyo, Syed Ali won the gold medal with the Indian Men`s Hockey Team.

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