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Pakistan Hockey World Cup 2026 Squad, Schedule & Records

Check Pakistan’s full squad, Pool D schedule and World Cup history as the four-time champions return for the Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026.

13.08.2026
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Pakistan Hockey World Cup 2026 Squad
Record-holder four-time champions and six-time finalists Pakistan have a huge task in the Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026, as they have to surprise some top teams. While Belgium and the Netherlands are ready to host the tournament between 15th August and 30th August 2026, Pakistan announced their complete squad for the competition on 4th August 2026.
  • Pakistan has qualified for the Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 after finishing as runners-up in the Ismailia section of the 2026 Men's FIH Hockey World Cup Qualifiers.


Complete Pakistan squad in Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 

  • Waqar (Goalkeeper)

  • Ali Raza (Goalkeeper)

  • Muhammad Abdullah 

  • Muhammad Sufyan Khan

  • Moin Shakeel

  • Abdul Waheed Ashraf Rana

  • Abdul Hannan Shahid

  • Zikriya Hayat

  • Arshad Liaqat

  • Adeel Latif

  • Ahmad Nadeem

  • Ghazanfar Ali

  • Ammad Shakeel Butt

  • Muhammad Hammaduddin Anjum

  • Rehman Abdul

  • Afraz

  • Umar Mustafa

  • Abu Bakar Mahmood

  • Abdul Manan 

  • Muhammad Ammad


Pakistan's schedule in Pool D of Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 

15 August 2026 – 19:00: England vs Pakistan (Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, Netherlands)

17 August 2026 – 12:30: Pakistan vs Wales (Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, Netherlands)

19 August 2026 – 15:00: Pakistan vs India (Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, Netherlands)


Pakistan's performances in men's FIH Hockey World Cup history 

Very different from the present performance status, Pakistan still holds the record for the most World Cup trophy successes by winning it four times (1971, 1978, 1982, and 1994). Meanwhile, they also finished as the runners-up twice (1975 and 1990). In 2014 and the last edition in 2023, the Green Shirts failed to qualify, while in their last two participations (2010 and 2018), they finished in 12th place. 


1971: Champions

1973: 4th

1975: Runners-up

1978: Champions

1982: Champions

1986: 11th

1990: Runners-up

1994: Champions

1998: 5th

2002: 5th

2006: 6th

2010: 12th

2014: Did Not Qualify

2018: 12th

2023: Did Not Qualify


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