India–Pakistan field hockey rivalry

2010 Commonwealth Games hockey match played between India and Pakistan in Delhi

Location| Worldwide
Teams|  India
Pakistan
First meeting| India 1–0 Pakistan
(1956 Olympics, 6 December 1956)[1]
Latest meeting| India 2–1 Pakistan
(Asian Champions Trophy, 14 September 2024)[2]
Statistics
Meetings total| 181
Most wins| Pakistan (82)

The India–Pakistan field hockey rivalry is among the most intense sporting rivalries in the Asia and the world in the sport of field hockey. India and Pakistan have played against each other numerous times in international field hockey. They participate in World Cup, FIH Pro League, Summer Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games, Asia Cup, Men's Asian Champions Trophy, Asian Games, South Asian Games and Sultan Azlan Shah Cup.

India and Pakistan have a record of facing each other in the first six Asian Games hockey finals. They have played a total of eight finals against each other in which Pakistan has won six gold and India has won two gold.[3][4] Both nations have played each other from 1956 to 1964 in three successive Olympic Hockey finals. India won gold twice while Pakistan won once.[5][6][7] They also faced each other in three Asia Cup finals, with Pakistan two of those finals. Pakistan also hold the record of winning the first three Asia Cup (i.e. 1982, 1985 and 1989), doing so against India in a row. Both teams participate in Sultan Azlan Shah Cup which is held every year in Malaysia. The only World Cup final played between India and Pakistan was in 1975, which resulted in a 2–1 win for India.[8][9][10][11][12]

In Head-to-Head matches, Pakistan has won 82 games compared to India with 67 games. When it comes to the World Cup, Pakistan have won 4 times compared to India with 1.When it comes to Olympics India has won 8 compared to Pakistan 3.

Among the three top goal-scorers in this bilateral rivalry, Sohail Abbas of Pakistan leads by a country mile, scoring 54 goals. He is followed by Pakistan's Hassan Sardar (22 goals) and India's Sandeep Singh (20 goals).

## Statistics

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By Year

Decade wise record of India vs Pakistan field hockey:[13]

Year  | Matches  | Results  | Goals

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India  |  Pakistan  | Draw  |  India  |  Pakistan
1950s  | 2  | 1 | 0  | 1  | 1 | 0
1960s  | 6  | 2  | 3 | 1  | 3  | 5
1970s  | 13  | 3  | 9 | 1  | 10  | 27
1980s  | 46  | 14  | 22 | 10  | 79  | 111
1990s  | 26  | 9  | 13 | 4  | 52  | 62
2000s  | 47  | 14  | 27 | 6  | 108  | 128
2010s  | 35  | 19 | 8  | 8  | 102 | 62
2020s  | 6  | 5 | 0  | 1  | 24 | 8
Total  | 181  | 67  | 82  | 32  | 379  | 403

By Tournament

The record between India and Pakistan by tournament is:[14]

Tournament  | Matches  | Results  | Goals

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India  |  Pakistan  | Draw  |  India  |  Pakistan
Test series | 52  | 16  | 25 | 11  | 104  | 124
Summer Olympics | 7  | 2  | 4 | 1  | 3  | 8
World Cup | 5  | 3 | 2  | 0  | 10 | 7
Champions Trophy | 19  | 7  | 12 | 0  | 48  | 54
Asian Games | 16  | 5  | 8 | 3  | 27  | 31
Asia Cup | 9  | 3  | 5 | 1  | 18  | 20
Asian Champions Trophy | 12  | 8 | 2  | 2  | 34 | 23
Commonwealth Games | 3  | 1  | 1  | 1  | 10  | 10
FIH Hockey World League | 3  | 2 | 0  | 1  | 15 | 4
Afro-Asian Games | 2  | 2 | 0  | 0  | 7 | 3
Other Matches (Continent wise)
Africa | 2  | 1 | 0  | 1  | 5 | 2
Americas | 2  | 0  | 1 | 1  | 5  | 8
Asia | 36  | 16 | 14  | 6  | 79 | 69
Europe | 10  | 1  | 8 | 1  | 16  | 33
Oceania | 5  | 2 | 0  | 3  | 12 | 9
Total | 181 | 67 | 82 | 32 | 379 | 403

## Major tournaments won

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* indicates that the team has more titles in that competition than its rival.[15][16]

Tournament  |  India  |  Pakistan

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Summer Olympics | 8 (1928, 1932, 1936, 1948, 1952, 1956, 1964, 1980)  | 3 (1960, 1968, 1984)
World Cup | 1 (1975)  | 4 (1971, 1978, 1982, 1994)
Champions Trophy | —  | 3 (1978, 1980, 1994)
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 5 (1985, 1991, 1995, 2009, 2010)  | 3 (1999, 2000, 2003)
Champions Challenge | 1 (2001)  | —
Hockey Series | 1 (2018–19)  | —
Asia Cup | 3 (2003, 2007, 2017)  | 3 (1982, 1985, 1989)
Asian Champions Trophy | 5 (2011, 2016, 2018, 2023, 2024)  | 3 (2012, 2013, 2018)
Asian Games | 4 (1966, 1998, 2014, 2022)  | 8 (1958, 1962, 1970, 1974, 1978, 1982, 1990, 2010)
Afro-Asian Games | 1 (2003)  | —
South Asian Games | 1 (1995)  | 3 (2006, 2010, 2016)
Total | 30 | 30

## Records

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### Top goal-scorers

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Pakistan

Rank  | Player  | Goals  | Years

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1  |  Sohail Abbas | 54  | 1998–2012
2  |  Hassan Sardar | 22  | 1979–1987
3  |  Rehan Butt | 19  | 2002–2012
4  |  Hanif Khan | 13  | 1976–1985
Kaleemullah | 13  | 1979–1986

Source: [1]

India

Rank  | Player  | Goals  | Years

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1  |  Sandeep Singh | 20  | 2004–2012
2  |  Gagan Ajit Singh | 18  | 1997–2007
3  |  Mohinder Pal Singh | 15  | 1976–1988
Baljit Singh Dhillon | 15  | 1993–2004
5  |  Dhanraj Pillay | 11  | 1989–2004

Source: [2]

## Test series

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Main article: India-Pakistan field hockey test series

India and Pakistan have played test series from 1978 to 2006. They played eight series in this span out of which Pakistan have won six, India one and one series drawn. Out of a total 52 matches played Pakistan has won 25, India 16 and 11 matches ending in draws. The goal aggregation so far is 124–104 in Pakistan's favour. Reports of the series being revived emerged in 2013[17] and 2017,[18] but have not materialized as of 2022.

Overall results:[19] Year  | Matches  | Winner  | Results  |  Pakistan |  India

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Captain  | Coach  | Captain  | Coach
1978 | 4  |  Pakistan win  | 3–1  | Islahuddin Siddique |  Sayad A. Hussain  | Victor Philips |  Randhir Singh Gentle
1981  | 4  |  Pakistan win  | 2–1  | Akhtar Rasool |  Khwaja Zakauddin | Surjit Singh Randhawa |  Harmik Singh
1986  | 7  |  India win  | 3–2  | Hassan Sardar |  Anwar Ahmad Khan | Mohammed Shahid |  M. P. Ganesh
1988  | 6  | Draw  | 2–2  | Nasir Ali |  Manzoor-ul Hassan | M. M. Somaya |  M. P. Ganesh
1998  | 8  |  Pakistan win  | 4–3  | Tahir Zaman |  Islahuddin Siddique | Dhanraj Pillay |  Vasudevan Baskaran
1999  | 9  |  Pakistan win  | 6–3  | Atif Bashir |  Shehnaz Sheikh | Anil Aldrin |  Vasudevan Baskaran
2004  | 8  |  Pakistan win  | 4–2  | Waseem Ahmad |  Roelant Oltmans | Dilip Tirkey |  Gehard Rach
2006 | 6  |  Pakistan win  | 3–1  | Muhammad Saqlain |  Asif Bajwa | Ignace Tirkey |  Rajinder Singh Jr.

## Results in major tournaments

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The following table show India vs Pakistan in major tournaments :

Tournament | Year | Venue | Winning team, result

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Olympic Games | 1956 |  Melbourne |  India, 1–0
Asian Games | 1958 |  Tokyo | Draw, 0–0
Olympic Games | 1960 |  Rome |  Pakistan, 1–0
Asian Games | 1962 |  Jakarta |  Pakistan, 2–0
Olympic Games | 1964 |  Tokyo |  India, 1–0
Asian Games | 1966 |  Bangkok |  India, 1–0
Asian Games | 1970 |  Bangkok |  Pakistan, 1–0
World Cup | 1971 |  Barcelona |  Pakistan, 2–1
Olympic Games | 1972 |  Munich |  Pakistan, 2–0
World Cup | 1973 |  Amsterdam |  India, 1–0
Asian Games | 1974 |  Tehran | Draw, 1–1
Asian Games | 1974 |  Tehran |  Pakistan, 2–0
World Cup | 1975 |  Kuala Lumpur |  India, 2–1
Asian Games | 1978 |  Bangkok |  Pakistan, 1–0
Champions Trophy | 1980 |  Karachi |  Pakistan, 7–1
Asia Cup | 1982 |  Karachi |  Pakistan, 4–0
Champions Trophy | 1982 |  Amstelveen |  India, 5–4
Asian Games | 1982 |  New Delhi |  Pakistan, 7–1
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 1983 |  Kuala Lumpur | Draw, 1–1
Champions Trophy | 1983 |  Karachi |  Pakistan, 2–0
Asia Cup | 1985 |  Dhaka |  Pakistan, 3–2
Champions Trophy | 1985 |  Perth |  India, 2–1
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 1985 |  Ipoh |  India, 1–0
Champions Trophy | 1986 |  Karachi |  India, 3–2
Asian Games | 1986 |  Seoul |  Pakistan, 3–1
World Cup | 1986 |  London |  Pakistan, 3–2
Olympic Games | 1988 |  Seoul |  Pakistan, 2–1
Asia Cup | 1989 |  New Delhi |  Pakistan, 2–0
Champions Trophy | 1989 |  West Berlin |  Pakistan, 1–0
Asian Games | 1990 |  Beijing |  Pakistan, 3–2
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 1991 |  Ipoh |  India, 1–0
South Asian Games | 1995  |  Madras |  India, 5–2
Champions Trophy | 1995 |  Berlin |  Pakistan, 2–1
Champions Trophy | 1996 |  Madras |  Pakistan, 3–2
Olympic Games | 1996 |  Atlanta | Draw, 0–0
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2000 |  Kuala Lumpur |  Pakistan, 2–1
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2001 |  Kuala Lumpur |  Pakistan, 4–3
Champions Trophy | 2002 |  Cologne |  India, 3–2
Pakistan, 4–3
Asian Games | 2002 |  Busan |  India, 4–3
Afro-Asian Games | 2003  |  Hyderabad |  India, 4–2
India, 3–1
Champions Trophy | 2003 |  Amstelveen |  India, 7–4
Pakistan, 4–3
Asia Cup | 2003 |  Kuala Lumpur |  Pakistan, 4–2
India, 4–2
Olympic Qualifier | 2004  |  Madrid |  Pakistan, 5–3
Pakistan, 4–2
Olympic Games | 2004 |  Athens |  Pakistan, 3–0
Champions Trophy | 2004 |  Lahore |  Pakistan, 2–1
Pakistan, 3–2
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2004 |  Kuala Lumpur |  Pakistan, 3–2
Champions Trophy | 2005 |  Chennai |  India, 3–2
Pakistan, 4–3
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2005 |  Ipoh |  Pakistan, 3–2
Commonwealth Games | 2006 |  Melbourne |  Pakistan, 4–1
South Asian Games | 2006  |  Colombo |  India, 2–0
Pakistan, 3–2
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2008 |  Ipoh |  India, 2–1
Asia Cup | 2009 |  Kuantan |  Pakistan, 3–2
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2009 |  Ipoh |  India, 2–1
Champions Challenge I | 2009 |  Salta |  Pakistan, 6–3
World Cup | 2010 |  New Delhi |  India, 4–1
South Asian Games | 2010  |  Dhaka |  India, 5–1
Draw, 1–1 (4–3 p.s.o Pakistan)
Commonwealth Games | 2010 |  New Delhi |  India, 7–4
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2010 |  Ipoh |  India, 4–2
Asian Games | 2010 |  Guangzhou |  India, 3–2
Asian Champions Trophy | 2011 |  Ordos | Draw, 2–2
Draw, 0–0 (4–2 p.s.o  India)
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2011 |  Ipoh |  Pakistan, 3–1
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2012 |  Ipoh |  India, 2–1
Champions Trophy | 2012 |  Melbourne |  Pakistan, 3–2
Asian Champions Trophy | 2012 |  Doha |  India, 2–1
Pakistan, 5–4
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2013 |  Ipoh |  India, 3–1
India, 4–2
Asian Champions Trophy | 2013 |  Kakamigahara |  Pakistan, 5–4
Asian Games | 2014 |  Incheon |  Pakistan, 2–1
Draw, 1–1 (4–2 p.s.o  India)
Champions Trophy | 2014 |  Bhubaneswar |  Pakistan, 4–3
FIH Hockey World League | 2014–15 |  Antwerp | Draw, 2–2
South Asian Games | 2016 |  Guwahati |  Pakistan, 2–1
Pakistan, 1–0
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup | 2016 |  Ipoh |  India, 5–1
Asian Champions Trophy | 2016 |  Kuantan |  India, 3–2
India, 3–2
FIH Hockey World League | 2016–17 |  London |  India, 7–1
India, 6–1
Asia Cup | 2017 |  Dhaka |  India, 3–1
India, 4–0
Commonwealth Games | 2018 |  Gold Coast | Draw, 2–2
Champions Trophy | 2018 |  Breda |  India, 4–0
Asian Games | 2018 |  Jakarta |  India, 2–1
Asian Champions Trophy | 2018 |  Muscat |  India, 3–1
Asian Champions Trophy | 2021 |  Dhaka |  India, 3–1
India, 4–3
Asia Cup | 2022 |  Jakarta | Draw, 1–1
Asian Champions Trophy | 2023 |  Chennai |  India, 4–0
Asian Games | 2022[a] |  Hangzhou |  India, 10–2
Asian Champions Trophy | 2024 |  Hulunbuir |  India, 2–1

## Other matches

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Other matches played between India and Pakistan are:

Tournament  | Year  | Venue  | Results

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India  |  Pakistan  | Note
Hockey Festival  | 1966  |  Hamburg | 1  | 1  | Draw
Pre-Olympic Invitation Tournament  | 1967  |  London | 0  | 1  |  Pakistan win
Jinnah Memorial Cup  | 1976  |  Lahore | 0  | 5  |  Pakistan win
Pentangular Cup  | 1980  |  Kuala Lumpur | 1  | 3  |  Pakistan win
Test Matches  | 1982  |  Dubai | 1  | 5  |  Pakistan win
1  | 3  |  Pakistan win
Esanda Cup  | 1982  |  Melbourne | 2  | 1  |  India win
Golden Jubilee Cup  | 1983  |  Hong Kong | 1  | 5  |  Pakistan win
Test Matches  | 1985  |  Kuwait City | 1  | 0  |  India win
1  | 0  |  India win
Doha | 1  | 1  | Draw
Emirates Cup  | 1986  |  Dubai | 2  | 2  | Draw
Kuwait City | 3  | 3  | Draw
4 Nations Cups  | 1986  |  Leningrad | 0  | 2  |  Pakistan win
Marshall Invitation Cup[20] | 1988  |  Nairobi | 3  | 0  |  India win
1  | 1  | Draw
Indira Gandhi Gold Cup  | 1989  |  Lucknow | 0  | 3  |  Pakistan win
Atlanta Challenge Cup  | 1996  |  Atlanta | 2  | 2  | Draw
Prime Ministers Cup  | 2001  |  Dhaka | 3  | 3  |  India win in Penalties (6–5)
4 nations tournament  | 2003  |  Perth | 2  | 0  |  India win
Sydney | 4  | 4  | Draw
RaboTrophy | 2004  |  Amsterdam | 1  | 6  |  Pakistan win
3  | 5  |  Pakistan win
RaboTrophy | 2005  |  Amsterdam | 1  | 3  |  Pakistan win
3 nations tournament  | 2011  |  Busselton | 3  | 3  | Draw
Bunbury | 1  | 1  | Draw
Friendly  | 2011  |  India | 2  | 3  |  Pakistan win
Lanco International Super Series[21] | 2012  |  Perth | 5  | 2  |  India win

## Players who have played for both teams

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Prior to the Partition of India in 1947 India had played field hockey, having first played as an international side in 1926. Following the Partition, Pakistan was created and began playing as an independent nation, making their debut at the 1948 Summer Olympics.

The following players played for Pakistan after appearing for India. They are:[22]

* Ali Dara – Represented India at 1936 Olympics; and for Pakistan at 1948 Olympics
* Peter Paul Fernandes – Represented India at 1936 Olympics; and for Pakistan after 1948
* Latif-ur Rehman – Represented India at 1948 Olympics; and for Pakistan at 1952 and 1956 Olympics
* Akhtar Hussain – Represented India at 1948 Olympics; and for Pakistan at 1956 Olympics

## See also

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* India–Pakistan relations
* India–Pakistan sports rivalries
* India–Pakistan cricket rivalry

## Notes

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1. ^ Held in September – October 2023

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