ورزش ملی

کشورهای مختلف حهان به صورت رسمی و غیررسمی ورزش‌های مختلفی را به عنوان ورزش ملی انتخاب کرده‌اند.

ورزش‌های ملی به لحاظ قانونی

کشور	ورزش	سال تعریف شده ورزش ملی
آرژانتین	پاتو	۱۹۵۳[۱]
باهاما	قایقرانی اسلوپ	۱۹۹۳[۲]
بنگلادش	کبدی	۱۹۷۲
برزیل	کاپوئرا
کانادا	لاکراس (تابستان) هاکی روی یخ (زمستان)	۱۹۹۴[۳]
شیلی	گاوبازی شیلیایی	۱۹۶۲[۴]
کلمبیا	تخو	۲۰۰۰[۵]
ایران	ورزش زورخانه‌ای، کشتی^[نیازمند منبع]	۱۹۷۶
مکزیک	چارریا	۱۹۳۳[۶]
فیلیپین	اسکریما	۲۰۰۹[۷]
پورتوریکو	پاسو فینو	۱۹۶۶[۸]
سری لانکا	والیبال	۱۹۹۱[۹]
نپال	دانبی بیو	۱۹۷۳[۱۰]
اروگوئه	Destrezas Criollas (Creole [i.e. gaucho] Skills[۱۱])	۲۰۰۶[۱۲]

ورزش‌های ملی به طور رسمی و عملی

کشور	ورزش
افغانستان	بزکشی[۱۳]
آنگولا	قایق‌رانی بادبانی[۱۴]
آنتیگوا و باربودا	کریکت[۱۵]
باربادوس	کریکت[۱۶]
برمودا	کریکت[۱۷]
بوتان	تیراندازی با کمان[۱۸]
کوبا	بیسبال[۱۹][۲۰][۲۱]
جمهوری دومنیکن	بیسبال[۲۲]
انگلستان	کریکت[۲۳]
فنلاند	پساپالو
گرنادا	کریکت[۲۴]
گویان	کریکت[۲۵]
هند	هاکی روی چمن[۲۶][۲۷][۲۸]
اسراییل	فوتبال[۲۹]
ایرلند	فوتبال گیلیک[۳۰][۳۱][۳۲]
جامائیکا	کریکت[۳۳]
ٰٰژاپن	سومو[۳۴]
لتونی	بسکتبال (تابستان) هاکی روی یخ(زمستان)[۳۵] نووس[۳۶]
لیتوانی	بسکتبال[۳۷]
ماداگاسکار	راگبی ۱۵ نفره[۳۸][۳۹]
مغولستان	تیراندازی با کمانکشتی مغولیمسابقه اسب‌دوانی[۴۰][۴۱]
نیوزیلند	راگبی ۱۵ نفره[۴۲]
نروژ	اسکی صحرانوردی[۴۳][۴۴]
پاکستان	هاکی روی چمن[۴۵]
پاپوآ گینه نو	راگبی ۱۳ نفره[۴۶][۴۷]
پرو	پالتا فرونتون[۴۸]
رومانی	اوینا[۴۹]
روسیه	باندی[۵۰]
اسکاتلند	گلف[۵۱]
اسلوونی	اسکی آلپاین[۵۲][۵۲]
ترکیه	کشتیجریت[۵۳]
جزایر تورکس و کایکوس	کریکت[۵۴]
ایالات متحده آمریکا	بیسبال[۵۵][۵۶]
ولز	راگبی ۱۵ نفره[۵۷]

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