Mumtaz began her career as a member of the Indian team, which placed third in the Under-18 Asia Cup.
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Mumtaz Khan, a 19-year-old Indian woman hockey player, is gaining popularity. She has participated in almost 40 international games. Mumtaz began her career as a member of the Indian team, which placed third in the Under-18 Asia Cup. She went on to replicate her incredible performance at the Under-18 Youth Olympics. But Mumtaz’s goal is to represent India at the Olympics and bring home a gold. Mumtaz is from a very modest background and is a native of Lucknow, the city of Nawabs. Hafeez Khan, her father, owns a vegetable store. Whenever Qaisar, his wife, lends a hand. They both make a meagre Rs 300 a day, which is insufficient to support an eight-person family.
She has a younger brother and five sisters in addition to Mumtaz. Mumtaz’s family’s poor financial situation prevented her from continuing her education above the 12th grade, at which point she was chosen to play hockey. But Mumtaz’s trip to Potchefstroom has never been simple. “Mumtaz has been passionate about hockey since childhood,” adds Father Hafiz Khan. She consistently won running and hockey tournaments. Mumtaz’s hockey adventure began in 2011 after participating in a running tournament in Agra, where coach Neelam Siddiqui saw her talent and took her to KD Singh Babu Stadium in Lucknow for training. The Indian Women’s Hockey team has made a surprise entry in the semi-final of the Junior World Cup. Throughout the entire tournament, she has been a third-round player and has scored six goals.
According to our reports, the Indian hockey player is currently not dating anyone. She has never been engaged.
No, Mumtaz Khan doesn’t have kids.
Mumtaz Khan is a private person. She doesn’t prefer sharing any information regarding her dating life, past relationships, etc. on social networking platforms. However, as per reports, it can be predicted that she is presently single and not dating anyone. Mumtaz Khan’s full concentration is on her badminton career.
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