India national rugby league team
The India national rugby league team represents India in international rugby league football competitions. They made their international debut against Colombia in Brisbane, Australia on July 14, 2019.
| Team information | |
|---|---|
| Nickname | Jungle Cats |
| Region | Asia |
| Head coach | Tony Tietie[1] |
| Captain | Vikram Atwal, Jassy Bhullar |
| Team results | |
| First international | |
  (Brisbane, Australia; 14 July 2019) | |
| Biggest win | |
(Brisbane, Australia; 14 July 2019) | |
Results
Note: The winning team is given first.
India vs Latin Heat - Blacktown, Sydney 26.10.2019 Result: India 30 - 26 Latin Heat
Current squad
Inaugural squad vs Colombia - July 14;[3][4]
- 1.Shaniyat Chowdhury Fullback
- 2.Josh Naidu Wing
- 3.Matt Anirudh Centre
- 4.Sukhpal Malhi Centre
- 18.Joseph Kumar Prop
- 6.Jassy Bhullar Five-eighth
- 7.Michael Sharma Halfback
- 8.Shanil Kumar Prop
- 9.Amoi Singh Hooker
- 10.Nitesh Kumar Prop
- 11.Vikram Atwal Second-row
- 12.Eshaan Shankaar Second-row
- 13.Nick Samra Lock
- Substitutes
- 14.Shamal Gounder
- 15.Asif Khan
- 16.Ravi Singh
- 17.Amandip Sharma
- 5.Afsheen Ali (did not play)
India Jungle Cats VS Latin Heat - October 26th 2019
- 1 Michael Sharma Fullback
- 2 Matt Anirudh Wing
- 3 Michael Bhatty Centre
- 4 Sukhpal Malhi Centre
- 5 Joshua Naidu Wing
- 6 Aman Singh Five-eighth
- 7 Jassy Bhullar (VC) Halfback
- 8 Nick Samra Prop
- 9 Amoi Singh Hooker
- 10 Shamal Gounder Prop
- 11 Eshaan Shankar Second-row
- 12 Amith Kumar Second-row
- 13 Vikram Atwal (C) Lock
- Substitutes
External links
- Rugby League International Federation
References
- "Sitars meet Salsa in colourful, emotional clash". Asia Pacific Rugby League Confederation. Retrieved 12 July 2019.
- "India Jungle Cats win in debut International". Asia Pacific Rugby League Confederation. Retrieved 15 July 2019.
- "India Jungle Cats name squad for Colombia match". ASEANRL. 11 April 2017.
- "Indian Jungle Cats announce clash against Colombia". ASEANRL. 8 March 2019.
See also
| Major teams (World level) | |
|---|---|
| Continental level | |
| Minor teams |
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| Multi-sport event | |
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