HH Sawai Man Singh II
The Polo Legend of India
In the history of Indian polo, one name stands tall as an epitome of skill, charisma, and passion for the sport
- HH Sawai Man Singh II.
Born on August 21, 1911, in Jaipur, this enigmatic ruler became renowned for his unmatched prowess on the polo field, leaving an indelible mark on the sport and Indian royalty alike.
From a young age, Sawai Man Singh II was drawn to horses and the thrill of polo. His love for the sport took him on a remarkable journey, transforming him into a larger-than-life personality and a national hero.
At the age of 11, destiny catapulted him to the throne of Jaipur.
Notable Achievements
Victory in England, 1933
Leading the Indian polo team, he achieved a feat that remains unparalleled - winning all major tournaments, including the prestigious Open Championship.
Nine Goal Ranking
His stellar polo career earned him the coveted nine-goal ranking, an honour reserved for the most exceptional players.
Polo Ambassador
As a ruler and diplomat, he served as India's Ambassador to Spain, showcasing his versatility and commitment to serving the nation.
Sawai Man Singh II's legacy extends beyond polo. He brought glamour, prestige, and international recognition to Jaipur, India. His contributions to the sport and his larger-than-life personality continue to inspire generations to come.
