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Vikram Vishnu Pillay

Personal information

Born

17 November 1981 (age 43)
Khadki, Maharashtra, India

Playing position

Halfback

Senior career

Years

Team

Indian Airlines

2015

Dabang Mumbai

National team

Years

Team

Caps

Goals

India

204

(30)

Medal record

Men's field hockey

Representing India
Asian Games
	2002 Busan	Team
	2010 Guangzhou	Team
Asia Cup
	2003 Kuala Lumpur	Team
Commonwealth Games
	2010 Delhi	Team
Champions Challenge
	2001 Kuala Lumpur	Team
Hockey Junior World Cup
	2001 Hobart	Team

Last updated on: 23 January 2015

Vikram Vishnu Pillay is a hockey midfielder from India.

Career

Early career

He helped India winning gold in Hockey Junior World Cup in 2001.

Senior career

Vikram made his international debut for India in 2002 during a 4 nation tournament in Adelaide, South Australia. He was a member of Indian team in Athens Olympics in 2004, where India finished in 7th place.

References

Vikram Pillai Profile
Vikram Pillay at Olympedia
Vikram Pillay at Olympics at Sports-Reference.com (archived)

India squads

v t e India squad – 2002 Champions Trophy – 4th Place
1 Devesh Chauhan 2 Dilip Tirkey 3 Kanwaljit Singh 4 Sukhbir Singh Gill 5 Bimal Lakra 6 Ignace Tirkey 7 Jugraj Singh 8 Arjun Halappa 9 Dhanraj Pillay 10 Tejbir Singh 11 Gagan Ajit Singh 12 Viren Rasquinha 13 Daljit Singh Dhillon 14 Bharat Chettri 15 Dinesh Nayak 16 Deepak Thakur 17 Prabhjot Singh 18 Vikram Pillay Coach: Rajinder Singh

v t e India squad – 2002 Asian Games – Silver medal
1 Devesh Chauhan 2 Bharat Chettri 3 Dilip Tirkey 4 Jugraj Singh 5 Kamalpreet Singh 6 Dinesh Nayak 7 Viren Rasquinha 8 Vikram Pillay 9 Ignace Tirkey 10 Bimal Lakra 11 Dhanraj Pillay 12 Deepak Thakur 13 Prabhjot Singh 14 Daljit Singh Dhillon 15 Gagan Ajit Singh 16 Tejbir Singh

v t e India squad – 2003 Asia Cup – Champions (1st Title)
1 Devesh Chauhan 2 Kamaldeep Singh 3 Dilip Tirkey 4 Kanwalpreet Singh 5 Dinesh Nayak 6 Ignace Tirkey 7 Viren Rasquinha 8 Vikram Pillay 9 Bimal Lakra 10 Deedar Singh 11 Baljit Singh Saini 12 Dhanraj Pillay (c) 13 Gagan Ajit Singh 14 Prabhjot Singh 15 Tejbir Singh 16 Deepak Thakur 17 Sandeep Michael 18 Baljit Singh Dhillon Coach: Rajinder Singh Jr.

v t e India squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 7th place
1 Chauhan 3 D. Tirkey (c) 4 S. Singh 6 I. Tirkey 7 P. Singh 8 Thakur 9 D. Pillay 10 Singh Dhillon 11 GA Singh 12 D'Souza 14 Xalco 18 Rasquinha 23 Halappa 24 Sinclair 25 H. Singh 27 V. Pillay Coach: Gerhard Rach

v t e India squad – 2006 Commonwealth Games – 6th place
1 Bharat Chettri (GK) 2 Thakur 3 K. Singh 4 San. Singh 5 Tejbir Singh 6 I. Tirkey (c) 10 P. Tirkey 11 Deedar Singh 12 Baljit Singh Dadwal (GK) 15 R. Singh 19 Sar. Singh 21 Rasquinha 23 Halappa 25 William Xalco 27 V. Pillay 28 Khandker Coach: Rajinder Singh

v t e India squad – 2006 World Cup – 11th place
1 Chettri (GK) 2 D. Tirkey (c) 3 K. Singh 4 Vakkaliga 6 P. Tirkey 9 G. A. Singh 10 Tejbir Singh 11 Nitin Kumar 12 D'Souza (GK) 15 R. Singh 16 S. Singh 18 Rasquinha 19 Gowdalli Hariprasad 21 Swamy 22 I. Tirkey 23 Halappa 27 V. Pillay 28 Khandker Coach: Baskaran

v t e India squad – 2010 World Cup – 8th place
1 D'Souza 4 Sand. Singh 5 Halappa 7 P. Singh 8 Sard. Singh 9 Chandi 10 Thakur 11 Sara. Singh 13 G. Singh 14 Khandker 15 R. Singh (c) 16 Raveendran 18 Shiv. Singh 22 Bharat 25 Mahadik 27 V. Pillay 29 Mujtaba 32 Diwakar Coach: Brasa

v t e India squad – 2010 Asian Games – Bronze medal
1 Bharat Chettri 2 Bharat Chhikara 3 Danish Mujtaba 4 Sandeep Singh 5 Arjun Halappa 6 Prabodh Tirkey 7 Dhananjay Mahadik 8 Sardara Singh 9 Dharamvir Singh 10 Ravipal Singh 11 Sarvanjit Singh 12 Gurbaj Singh 13 Shivendra Singh 14 Tushar Khandker 15 Rajpal Singh (c) 16 Vikram Pillay Coach: José Brasa

v t e India squad – 2010 Commonwealth Games – Silver medal
1 Sandeep Singh 2 Bharat Chettri 3 Arjun Halappa 4 Prabhjot Singh 5 Sardara Singh 6 Gurwinder Singh Chandi 7 Deepak Thakur 8 Sarvanjit Singh 9 Gurbaj Singh 10 Tushar Khandker 11 Rajpal Singh (c) 12 Shivendra Singh 13 Bharat Chhikara 14 Dhananjay Mahadik 15 Vikram Pillay 16 Danish Mujtaba Coach: José Brasa

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