Pakistan to Host FIH Men’s Nations Cup in Lahore as Major Event Returns After 24 Years

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Pakistan to Host FIH Men’s Nations Cup in Lahore as Major Event Returns After 24 Years

LAHORE/ISLAMABAD (Nazrana Times Sports Desk): Pakistan will host a major International Hockey Federation (FIH) event after a gap of 24 years, with the fifth edition of the FIH Hockey Men’s Nations Cup scheduled in Lahore from February 19 to 28, 2027.

FIH President Tayyab Ikram and interim Pakistan Hockey Federation President Mohyuddin Ahmad Wani announced the decision at a ceremony in Islamabad on Friday. They signed the hosting agreement for the 10-team tournament.

Alongside Pakistan, the participating teams are Egypt, Ireland, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Scotland, South Africa, Korea and the United States. The tournament has expanded from eight to 10 teams for the first time.

The winner in Lahore will earn promotion to the 2027-28 FIH Pro League. Pakistan finished runners-up in the 2024-25 Nations Cup before playing the 2025-26 season in the Pro League.

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