Field hockey in Pakistan

Field hockey in Pakistan refers to two teams, the Pakistan men's national field hockey team and the Pakistan women's national field hockey team.

Management

• Pakistan Hockey Federation

PHF Selection Committee

Competitions won

Olympics

• 1960 Summer Olympics, Rome
• 1968 Summer Olympics, Mexico
• 1984 Summer Olympics, Los Angeles

World Cup

• 1971 Hockey World Cup, Spain
• 1978 Hockey World Cup, Argentina
• 1982 Hockey World Cup, India
• 1994 Hockey World Cup, Australia

Champions Trophy

• 1978 Hockey Champions Trophy, Pakistan
• 1980 Hockey Champions Trophy, Pakistan
• 1994 Hockey Champions Trophy, Pakistan^[1]

National teams

• Pakistan men's national field hockey team
• Pakistan women's national field hockey team

Men's ranking

FIH World Rankings as of 2 December 2023.^[2]

Rank	Change	Team	Points
14		South Africa	1813.19
15		Japan	1713.79
16		Pakistan	1680.94
17		Canada	1659.98
18		Wales	1579.83

Women's ranking

FIH Women's World Rankings as of 2 December 2023.^[3]

Rank	Change	Team	Points
50	2	Tonga	680
51	2	Hungary	675.08
52	2	Pakistan	672
53	2	Uzbekistan	670.15
54	2	Egypt	670

Domestic teams

• Sindh Hockey Team
• Azad Jammu & Kashmir Hockey Team
• Balochistan Hockey Team
• Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Hockey Team
• FATA Hockey Team
• Gilgit-Baltistan Hockey Team
• Punjab Hockey Team
• Islamabad Hockey Team

Notable players

• Manzoor Hussain
• Shahbaz Ahmed^[4]
• Nasir Ali
• Islah-ud-din
• Tahir Zaman
• Hassan Sardar
• Samiullah Khan
• Kaleemullah Khan
• Shahid Ali Khan
• Waseem Feroz
• Waseem Ahmad
• Munawwaruz Zaman
• Tariq Mehmood
• Kamran Ashraf
• Sohail Abbas
• Haider Hussain
• Maqsood Hussain
• Mahmood Hussain
• Shahnaz Sheikh
• Mohammed Saqlain
• Zeeshan Ashraf
• Muhammad Waqas
• Naeem Tahir
• Tariq Sheikh
• Asif Bajwa
• Aleem Raza
• Anis Ahmed
• Zahid Pirzada
• Hanif Khan
• Naseer Bunda
• Akhtar Rasool
• Khalid Mahmood
• Naveed Alam
• Muhammad Saqlain

See also

• Pakistan Hockey Federation

References

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