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The Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, commonly known by its former name National Stadium, is a field hockey stadium in New Delhi, India. The stadium is named after former Indian field hockey player, Dhyan Chand. It served as the venue for the 1st Asian Games in 1951.

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rdfs:label	Dhyan Chand National Stadium (cs) Stadion Nasional Dhyan Chand (in) Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium (en) Dhyan Chand National Stadium (pl) Estádio Nacional Dhyan Chand (pt) 戴亞·昌德國家體育場 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Dhyan Chand National Stadium (česky: Národní stadion Dhyana Chanda) je stadion určený pro pozemní hokej v Novém Dillí vybudovaný v roce 1933 dle návrhu Anthonyho S. DeMilla jako víceúčelový stadion a pojmenovaný Irwin Amphitheatre. V roce 1950 byl přestavěn pro účely 1. Asijských her v roce 1951. V roce 1951 také došlo k přejmenování na Národní stadion a v roce 2002 byl název ještě doplněn o jméno slavného pozemního hokejisty Dhyana Chanda. K další přestavbě došlo před rokem 2010 pro účely Mistrovství světa v pozemním hokeji mužů 2010 a také Her Commonwealthu 2010. Tato přestavba byla dokončena 24. ledna 2010, tedy pouhých 32 dní před zahájením mistrovství světa v pozemním hokeji. (cs) The Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, commonly known by its former name National Stadium, is a field hockey stadium in New Delhi, India. The stadium is named after former Indian field hockey player, Dhyan Chand. It served as the venue for the 1st Asian Games in 1951. (en) Stadion Nasional Mayor Dhyan Chand umumnya dikenal dengan nama sebelumnya, Stadion Nasional adalah sebuah stadion hoki lapangan di New Delhi, India. Stadion ini dinamai dari mantan pemain hoki India Dhyan Chand. Stadion ini berfungsi sebagai lokasi perhelatan Pesta Olahraga Asia pertama pada tahun 1951. (in) Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium – wielofunkcyjny stadion w Nowym Delhi, w Indiach. Służy również jako stadion narodowy i jest obecnie używany głównie dla meczów hokeja na trawie oraz piłki nożnej. Swoje mecze rozgrywają na nim reprezentacja Indii w hokeju na trawie oraz drużyny hokejowe i . Stadion może pomieścić 20 000 widzów. (pl) O Dhyan Chand National Stadium, conhecido simplesmente como National Stadium, é um estádio indiano da cidade de Deli destinado às partidas de Hóquei em campo. O estádio, construído na década de 1950 para sediar os Jogos Asiáticos de 1951, tem capacidade para abrigar um público de 25.000 pessoas. O estádio, projeto de Anthony S. DeMillo, foi construído em 1933, para ser um estádio poliesportivo, e nomeado Irwin Amphitheatre, mas acabou recebendo a denominação de National Stadium para os Jogos Asiáticos de Deli. Foi rebatizado novamente em 2002. (pt) 少校戴亞·昌德國家體育場是一座位於印度新德里的曲棍球場。體育場的名字來自於前印度曲棍球運動員。本體育場為首屆亞洲運動會的比賽場館之一。 (zh)
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location	India New Delhi
dcterms:subject	1951 Asian Games 2010 Commonwealth Games venues Asian Games football venues Defunct cricket grounds in India Field hockey venues in India Sports venues completed in 1933 Monuments and memorials to Dhyan Chand Venues of the 1951 Asian Games 1933 establishments in India Rebuilt buildings and structures in India Asian Games athletics venues Stadiums of the Asian Games
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