Field hockey has a storied history at the Olympics, debuting in 1908, with India being the most successful team, boasting 12 medals including eight golds. The sport has evolved with notable performances from teams such as Pakistan, Australia, and the Netherlands, especially after the introduction of women's hockey in 1980. The recent women's pool B match in Paris saw Argentina triumph over Great Britain, with Argentina celebrating their victory despite Team GB qualifying for the quarter-finals. The overall competitiveness of the sport has increased, with the Netherlands currently leading the medal tally. India's resurgence in hockey was highlighted by their bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics, renewing hopes for future Olympic success. As the Paris 2024 Olympics continue, the excitement around field hockey remains high.