The 1920s were a pivotal decade for sports, marked by the revival of the Olympic Games after World War I. The 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium, introduced the Olympic flag and the athlete\“s oath, symbolizing peace and unity. In India, this era saw the rise of cricket and hockey, with the Indian hockey team winning its first Olympic gold in 1928, boosting national pride. Other global events included the first Winter Olympics in 1924 and the emergence of legendary athletes like Babe Ruth in baseball. 
During this time, sports in India were heavily influenced by British colonialism, leading to the formation of various local clubs and associations. The 1920s also witnessed the growth of football and tennis, with tournaments becoming more organized. Overall, the decade set the foundation for modern sports, blending international trends with local cultural elements in India. |
