Who won the Baton Cup Hockey Tournament from 1895 to 2019 India Sport-mart

Who won the Baton Cup Hockey Tournament from 1895 to 2019

Baton Cup Hockey Tournament

List of winners of the Baton Cup Hockey Tournament...

The Baton Cup is the oldest field hockey tournament in the world. It is organized by the Bengal Hockey Association. This hockey tournament was established in the year 1895. The second oldest hockey tournament in India is the Aga Khan Cup. It is organized in Mumbai since the year 1896.
The Baton Cup tournament was first held in Kolkata in the year 1895 and has been held annually since then. It is usually held at the Mohun Bagan ground on the grounds of Kolkata. This tournament is counted among the most prestigious hockey tournaments in the world.

List of winners of the Baton Cup Hockey Tournament

Year	Winner
1895	Calcutta Naval Volunteers A.C.
1896	Calcutta Naval Volunteers A.C.
1897	S. P. G. Mission, Ranchi
1898	S. P. G. Mission, Ranchi
1899	Calcutta Rangers Club
1900	St. James School
1901	1st Royal Irish Rifles
1902	S.P.G. Mission, Ranchi
1903	S. P. G. Mission, Ranchi
1904	Hornets A.C.
1905	B. E. College, Sibpore
1906	S.P. G. Mission, Ranchi
1907	S. P. G. Mission, Ranchi
1908	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1909	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1910	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1911	Calcutta Rangers Club
1912	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1913	Calcutta Rangers Club

List of winners and runners-up of the Baton Cup Hockey Tournament:

Year	Winner	runners-up
1914	M. A. O. College, Aligarh	A. F. C., Jamalpur
1915	Calcutta Rangers Club	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1916	B. Y. Association, Lucknow	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1917	Calcutta Rangers Club	Bactetors Union (Dakha)
1918	B. Y. Association, Lucknow	E.I.R. Asansol Rec. Club
1919	Xaverians' Club	C. F. C.
1920	E.I.R. Asansol Rec. Club	A. F. C., Jamalpur
1921	B. E. College Sibpore	Calcutta Rangers Club
1922	E. B. R. Sports Club	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1923	B. Y. Association, Lucknow	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1924	Calcutta F.C.	A. F. C., Jamalpur
1925	Calcutta Customs A.C.	Xaverians' Club
1926	Calcutta Customs A.C.	Punjab H. A.
1927	Xaverians' Club	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1928	Telegraph Rec. Club	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1929	E. I. R. Sports Club	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1930	Calcutta Customs A.C.	Port Commissioners
1931	Calcutta Customs A.C.	B. N. Railways
1932	Calcutta Customs A.C.	B. N. Railways
1933	Jhansi Heroes	Calcutta Customs A. C.
1934	Calcutta Rangers Club	E. I. Railway
1935	Calcutta Customs A.C.	B. N. Railway
1936	Bombay Customs	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1937	B. N. Railway	Bhopal Wanderers
1938	Calcutta Customs A.C.	B. N. Railways
1939	B. N. Railway	Calcutta Customs A.C.
1940	Bhopal Wanders	Bhagawant Club, Tikamgarh
1941	Bhopal Wanderers Jt. Winners Bhagawant Club, Tikamgarh	-
1942	Calcutta Rangers Club	B. N. Railways
1943	B. N. Railway	Calcutta Rangers Club
1944	B. N. Railway	Jiwaji Club, Gwalior
1945	B. N. Railway	Md. Sporting Club
1946	Port Commissioners	B. N. Railways
1947	Not Held	Not Held
1948	Port Commissioners Jt. Winners U.P. Selected XI	-
1949	Tata Sports Club, Bombay	Punjab Sports Club
1950	Tata Sports Club, Bombay	Lusitanians, Bombay
1951	Hindusthan Aircraft, Bangalore	Bata Sports,
1952	Mohun Bagan A.C.	Hindustan Aircraft, Bangalore
1953	Tata Sports Club, Bombay	Nagpur United
1954	Tata Sports Club, Bombay	Western Railways, Bombay
1955	Western Railway Jt. Winners U. P. XI	-
1956	Services	Mohun Bagan A. C.
1957	East Bengal Club	Md. Sporting Club
1958	Mohun Bagan A.C.	Corps of Engineers, Kirkee
1959	Corps of Engineers, Kirkee	Army XI, New Delhi
1960	Mohun Bagan A.C.	Indian Navy
1961	Central Railway, Bombay	Punjab Police, Jalandhar
1962	East Bengal Club
1963	Central Railway, Bombay	Central Railway, Bombay
1964	East Bengal Club Jt. Winners Mohun Bagan A.C.	-
1965	Mohn Bagan A.C. Jt. Winners Calcutta Customs A.C.	-
1966	Punjab Police	Corps of Signals, Jalandhar
1967	East Bengal Club	Bhilai Steel Plant
1968	Mohun Bagan A.C.	B. N. Railway
1969	Mohun Bagan A.C. Jt. Winners Corps of Signal	-
1970	Western Railway, Bombay	East Bengal Club
1971	B.S.F. Jalandhar Jt. Winners Mohun Bagan A.C.	-
1972	BSF, Jalandhar	Mohun Bagan A.C.
1973	I. H. F. Dark Blues Jt. Winners Mohan Bagan A.C.	-
1974	Mohun Bagan A.C.	Sikh Reg. Centre, Meerut
1975	Mohun Bagan A.C.	Sikh Reg. Centre, Meerut
1976	A. S. C. Jalandhar	C.R.P.F., Delhi
1977	Mohun Bagan A.C.	Western Rly., Bombay
1978	Mohun Bagan A.C.	C.R.P.F., Delhi
1979	Mohun Bagan A.C. Jt. Winners A. S. C. Jalandhar	-
1980	Western Railway, Bombay	Mohan Bagan A.C.
1981	I. H. F. XI, East Zone	Md. Sporting Club
1982	E. M. E. Jalandhar Jt. Winners Eastern Railway Ath. Asson.	-
1983	E. M. E., Jalandhar	C.R.P.F., Neemuch
1984	Mecon Sports Club, Ranchi	A.S.C., Jalandhar
1985	Indian Airlines, Delhi	E.M.E., Jalandhar
1986	M. E. G., Bangalore	A.S.C., Jalandhar
1987	B. N. R. Rec. Club	East Bengal Club
1988	I. F.F. Co., Delhi	Southern Rly., Madras
1989	A. S.C., Jalandhar	Corps of Signals, Jalandhar
1990	E. M. E., Jalandhar	Corps of Signals, Jalandhar
1991	A. S.C., Jalandhar	E.M.E., Jalandhar
1992	Army XI, Jalandhar	A.S.C., Jalandhar
1993	Army XI, Jalandhar	S.A.G., Ranchi
1994	Army XI, Jalandhar	B. N. Railway
1995	Indian Railways	Indian Airlines
1996	B. S. F., Jalandhar	Tamil Nadu XI
1997	Punjab Police, Jalandhar	B.S.F., Jalandhar
1998	B. S. F., Jalandhar	Army XI, Jalandhar
1999	Punjab & Sind Bank, Jalandhar	A.S.C., Jalandhar
2000	Punjab & Sind Bank, Jalandhar	Tamilnadu XI
2001	Central Industrial Security Force, Chandigarh	B.S.F., Jalandhar
2002	Punjab Police	C.R.P.F., Delhi
2003	Border Security Force, Jalandhar	Indian Oil Corpn.
2004	Punjab & Sind Bank	Army XI
2005	Border Security Force, Jalandhar	Army XI
2006	Punjab & Sind Bank	Border Security Force, Jalandhar
2007	Indian Airlines	Border Security Force, Jalandhar
2008	PUNJAB & SIND BANK, JALANDHAR JT WINNERS PUNJAB POLICE	-
2009	Indian Oil Corporation	South Central Railway
2010	Air India	Coal India
2011	Indian Oil	ONGC
2012	Indian Oil Corporation	Punjab National Bank
2013	ARMY XI, JALANDHAR	ONGC
2014	Indian Oil Corporation	Punjab National Bank
2015	PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK, NEW DELHI	Indian Oil Corporation (IOC)
2016	Indian Oil Corporation	Bharat Petroleum Corporation
2017	Tournament was not played	-
2018	Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.	Bharat Petroleum Corporation
2019	Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.	Punjab National Bank

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