Pakistan secured a place in the Hockey World Cup Qualifiers following a convincing win in Dhaka.

DHAKA – Pakistan qualified for the Hockey World Cup by defeating Bangladesh in Dhaka.

The national team put up a strong performance in the second encounter of the three-game series, extending their undefeated streak and earning qualifying with authority. The match, held at the Maulana Bhashani Stadium, highlighted Pakistan’s quick offensive rhythm and disciplined organization over all four quarters.

Pakistan trounced Bangladesh 8-0 in the second match, taking complete control early and keeping pressure throughout. The team’s steady pace caused the hosts to struggle for control, while the visitors showed accuracy in both build-up play and finishing. With this outcome, Pakistan has an insurmountable advantage in the series.

Sufyan Khan was named Player of the Match for his all-around effort, getting acclaim for his contributions on both ends of the field. His strong presence was vital in Pakistan’s decisive triumph.

Pakistan also dominated the first match of the series, defeating Bangladesh 8–2. The third and final match will be contested on November 16, with Pakistan aiming to finish the series undefeated.