Sayed Muhammad Hussain
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| Data urodzenia | 1 października 1911 | |||||||||
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| Data śmierci | 28 lutego 1977 | |||||||||
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Sayed Muhammad Hussain (ur. 1 października 1911 - zm. 28 lutego 1977[1]) – indyjski hokeista na trawie. Złoty medalista olimpijski z Berlina.
Zawody w 1936 były jego jedynymi igrzyskami olimpijskimi. W turnieju wystąpił w czterech spotkaniach.
Przypisy
- ↑ Sayed Muhammad Hussain Biography and Olympic Results, Sports-Reference.com [dostęp 2011-08-14] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2012-12-18] (ang.).
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