India national football team results (1948–1959)

This is a list of the India national football team results from 1948 to 1959.

1948

17 July 1948 Friendly †	China	0–1	India	Calcutta, India
		China national football team results (1913–1949)

31 July 1948 1948 Olympics	France	2–1	India	London, UK
18:30	R. Courbin 30' R. Persillon 89'	Report	Raman 70'	Stadium: Cricketfield Stadium Attendance: 17,000 Referee: Gunnar Dahlner (Sweden)

1951

4 March 1951 1951 Asian Games	India	3–0	Indonesia	New Delhi, India
16:15	Sheoo Mewalal 42' Chairuddin Siregar 57' (o.g.) Venkatesh 6?'			Stadium: National Stadium

7 March 1951 1951 Asian Games	India	3–0	Afghanistan	New Delhi, India
16:15	Venkatesh 10' Mewalal 16' Nandy 55'			Stadium: National Stadium Attendance: 15,000

11 March 1951 1951 Asian Games F	India	1–0	Iran	New Delhi, India
17:00	Mewalal 34'			Stadium: National Stadium Attendance: 25,000

1952

9 March 1952 1952 Colombo Cup	Ceylon	0–3	India	Colombo, Ceylon
		Report	Venkatesh ??', 83' Sheoo Mewalal ??'	Attendance: 12,000

16 March 1952 1952 Colombo Cup	India	4–0	Burma	Colombo, Ceylon
	Sheoo Mewalal ?', ?', ?' Venkatesh	Report

23 March 1952 1952 Colombo Cup	India	0–0	Pakistan	Colombo, Ceylon

15 July 1952 1952 Olympics	Yugoslavia	10–1	India	Helsinki, Finland
19:00	Vukas 2', 62' Mitić 14', 43' Zebec 17', 23', 60', 87' Ognjanov 52', 67'	Report	Khan 89'	Stadium: Töölön Pallokenttä Attendance: 10,000 Referee: John Best (United States)

1953

23 October 1953 1953 Colombo Cup	India	1–0	Pakistan	Rangoon, Burma
	D'Souza	Report

27 October 1953 1953 Colombo Cup	India	2–0	Ceylon	Rangoon, Burma
	Venkatesh Khan	Report

31 October 1953 1953 Colombo Cup	Burma	2–4	India	Rangoon, Burma
	A. Shein B. Kyu	Report	Thangaraj Venkatesh ?', ?' Khan

1954

3 May 1954 1954 Asian Games	India	3–2	Japan	Manila, Philippines
	S. Moinuddin 6', 28' Neville J D'Souza 42'	Report	Takabayashi 47' Kawamoto 78'	Stadium: Rizal Memorial Stadium

5 May 1954 1954 Asian Games	Indonesia	4–0	India	Manila, Philippines
	D. Dhalhar 28' (pen.), 80' Ramang 51', 69'	Report		Stadium: Rizal Memorial Stadium

18 December 1954 1954 Colombo Cup	India	1–1	Ceylon	Calcutta, India
	Noor Mohammed	Report	Fernando	Stadium: Eden Gardens

23 December 1954 1954 Colombo Cup	India	2–1	Burma	Calcutta, India
	Puran Bahadur Thapa Patrick	Report	A. Shein	Stadium: Eden Gardens

26 December 1954 1954 Colombo Cup	India	3–1	Pakistan	Calcutta, India
	Puran Bahadur Thapa ?', ?', ?'		M. Fakhri	Stadium: Eden Gardens Attendance: 100,000

1955

2 September 1955 Friendly †	Armenia	0–0	India	Yerevan, Armenia
		[1]

16 September 1955 Friendly †	Soviet Union	11–1	India	Moskva, Soviet Union
19:00 (UTC+03:00)	Shabrov 18', 47' Streltsov 19', 46', 73' Kuznetsov 32', 85' Salnikov 60', 63', 74' Netto 80'		Swaraj Ghosh 66'	Stadium: Dinamo Stadium Attendance: 25,000 Referee: Nikolay Latyshev (Soviet Union)

18 December 1955 1955 Colombo Cup	India	4–3	Ceylon	Dacca, East Pakistan
	P. K. Banerjee ?', ?' Sheoo Mewalal M.A.Sattar		Narasinghe ?', ?' Penl	Stadium: Dacca Stadium

22 December 1955 1955 Colombo Cup	India	5–2	Burma	Dacca, East Pakistan
	P. K. Banerjee ?', ?' Neville D'Souza ?', ?' Mariappa Kempaiah	Report	Bahadur Aung Shiela	Stadium: Dacca Stadium

26 December 1955 1955 Colombo Cup	Pakistan	1–2	India	Dacca, East Pakistan
	M. Fakhri	Report	P. K. Banerjee Neville D'Souza	Stadium: Dacca Stadium

1956

17 June 1956 Friendly †	China PR	1–0	India	New Delhi, India
	Cong Zheyu ?'	China national football team results (1950–69)

1 December 1956 1956 Olympics	Australia	2–4	India	Melbourne, Australia
09:00	Morrow 17', 41'	FIFA	Neville D'Souza 9', 33', 50' K. Kittu 80'	Stadium: Melbourne Cricket Ground Attendance: 7,413 Referee: C.H. Wensveen (Indonesia)

4 December 1956 1956 Olympics	Yugoslavia	4–1	India	Melbourne, Australia
11:00	Papec 54', 65' Veselinović 57' M. Salam 78' (o.g.)	FIFA	Neville D'Souza 52'	Stadium: Melbourne Cricket Ground Attendance: 16,626 Referee: Nikolay Latyshev (Soviet Union)

7 December 1956 1956 Olympics	Bulgaria	3–0	India	Melbourne, Australia
08:45	Diev 37', 60' Milanov 42'	FIFA		Stadium: Melbourne Cricket Ground Attendance: 21,236 Referee: Nikolay Latyshev (Soviet Union)

12 December 1956 Friendly	Australia	1–7	India	Sydney, Australia
	Vogler	Report	P.K.Banerjee ?', ?' Neville D'Souza ?', ?' K. Kittu ?', ?' S. Banerjee	Stadium: Sydney Sports Ground Attendance: 3,000 Referee: Ron Wright (Australia)

1958

26 May 1958 Asian Games	India	3–2	Burma	Tokyo, Japan
	Chuni Goswami Tulsidas Balaram Damodaran	FIFA		Stadium: Korakuen Velodrome

28 May 1958 Asian Games	Indonesia	2–1	India	Tokyo, Japan
		FIFA	Rehmatullah

30 May 1958 Asian Games	India	5–2 (a.e.t.)	Hong Kong	Tokyo, Japan
	Rahmatullah ?', ?' Chuni Goswami Tulsidas Balaram Damodaran	FIFA

31 May 1958 Asian Games	South Korea	3–1	India	Tokyo, Japan
		FIFA	Damodaran	Stadium: National Stadium

1 June 1958 Asian Games	Indonesia	4–1	India	Tokyo, Japan
		FIFA	Tulsidas Balaram	Stadium: National Stadium

1959

27 August 1959 1960 Olympics Qⁿ	Afghanistan	2−5	India	Kabul, Afghanistan
	Ayubi Mosa	Report	P.K.Banerjee Chuni Goswami Mariappa Kempiah Rahmatullah Moloy Lahiri

31 August 1959 Merdeka	Singapore	0–2	India	Kuala Lumpur, Malaya
		Report	Rahmatullah 52' Tulsidas Balaram 61'	Stadium: Stadium Merdeka Attendance: 20,000

3 September 1959 Merdeka	India	2–0	Hong Kong	Kuala Lumpur, Malaya
	Zulfiquer 8' 79'	Report		Stadium: Stadium Merdeka Attendance: 11,000

4 September 1959 Merdeka	Malaya	1–1	India	Kuala Lumpur, Malaya
	Choe 60' (pen.)	Report	Kannan 63'	Stadium: Stadium Merdeka Attendance: 18,000

6 September 1959 Merdeka	South Vietnam	2–2	India	Kuala Lumpur, Malaya
	Thoi Vinh 20', 53'	Report	Zulfiquer 8' Kannan 56'	Stadium: Stadium Merdeka

8 September 1959 Friendly	South Korea	1–1	India	Penang, Malaya
	Yoon-ok 30'	Report	P. K. Banerjee 6'	Stadium: City Stadium Referee: O. Hussain

7 December 1959 1960 AFC ACQ	India	1–0	Pakistan	Cochin, India
	Derek D'Souza	Report		Stadium: Maharaja College Stadium Attendance: 30,000

8 December 1959 1960 AFC ACQ	India	1–3	Israel	Cochin, India
	Devadas 60'	Report	Levi 35', 43', 53'	Stadium: Maharaja College Stadium Attendance: 30,000

11 December 1959 1960 AFC ACQ	India	3–1	Iran	Cochin, India
	Chuni Goswami 64' Yousuf Khan 66' (pen.) Tulsidas Balaram 80'	Report	Dehdari 62'	Stadium: Maharaja College Stadium Attendance: 20,000 Referee: Rahman (Pakistan)

13 December 1959 1960 AFC ACQ	India	0–1	Pakistan	Cochin, India
		Report		Stadium: Maharaja College Stadium Attendance: 30,000

16 December 1959 1960 AFC ACQ	India	1–2	Israel	Cochin, India
	Rehmatullah 19'	Report	Stelmach 11' Levi 75'	Stadium: Maharaja College Stadium Attendance: 35,000 Referee: Natarajan (Malaysia)

18 December 1959 1960 AFC ACQ	India	1–2	Iran	Cochin, India
	Yousuf Khan 64'	Report	Dehdari ?', ?'	Stadium: Maharaja College Stadium Attendance: 25,000

References

"Indian Footballers In Drawn Game". The Indian Express. London. 4 September 1955. p. 18. Retrieved 11 April 2017.

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[1] "Indian Footballers In Drawn Game". The Indian Express. London. 4 September 1955. p. 18. Retrieved 11 April 2017.

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