IND vs PAK Hockey World Cup 2026 Highlights: In the match between India and Pakistan, rain of goals was seen from the very beginning. India performed brilliantly in the first quarter, scoring the first goal in the 5th minute and then scored the second goal in the 11th minute to take the lead 2-0. India was leading 2-0 at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter also, India continued its aggressive game and scored the third goal in the 6th minute to make the score 3-0. After this, in the 7th minute, India scored another goal and took the lead to 4-1.
The competition between India and Pakistan has started. Team India seems to be in great rhythm. And has also scored the first goal. With this goal the score is 1-0. Harmanpreet Singh scored a goal. The Indian team looks quite confident.
Now only 20 minutes are left for the biggest match of Hockey World Cup 2026 between India and Pakistan to start.. Both the teams will face each other at the Wagner Hockey Stadium in Amstelveen.. The match will start at 6:30 pm Indian time. There is a tremendous atmosphere in the stadium regarding this match and this match is very important for both the teams..
A draw in this Pool D match will be enough for India to reach the next round, while Pakistan will have to win at any cost to keep its hopes alive.. India had defeated Wales 3-1 in its first match, while it had lost 2-4 against England.. Pakistan had to face defeat against England and the match against Wales was a 3-3 draw.. Now all eyes are on every goal, penalty corner and important moment of this high-voltage match.. Live score and moment-to-moment updates of India-Pakistan match will be available here..
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