National sports often reflect a country's cultural values, history, and social identity. They can showcase the physical prowess and teamwork of its people, as well as highlight regional pride and traditions. Additionally, the popularity and support of a national sport can indicate economic factors, such as investment in sports infrastructure and community engagement. Ultimately, national sports serve as a unifying element, fostering a sense of belonging and national pride among citizens.
you say it "un sport national".
Vanuatu is the only country in Oceania that calls soccer it's national sport
Australia...
Hockey Quebec doesn't have a national sport, mainly because its not a country. P.S it is a province in Canada which has a national sport of Lacrosse not hockey.
In the United States, baseball is known as a national pastime and is the national sport of the country.
Taekwondo is considered a form of karate and is the national sport of South Korea.
Japan and the USA
I believe lacrosse is the national sport of Canada.
India has no official national sport according to the ministry of sports. However, as noted by Wikipedia, the de facto (unofficial) national sport is Field Hockey.
National sport of Burkina Faso is "Football". Country also ranked in 42nd position in FIFA world Ranking.
Thailand
Thailand in 1998