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India Vs Pakistan Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch Hockey World Cup 2026 Match Live

India and Pakistan will renew their famous hockey rivalry on Wednesday when they meet in a crucial FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 Pool D match. The game at the Wagener Hockey Stadium could decide which team stays in the race for a semi-final spot. India are currently second in Pool D with three points after beating Wales 3-1 and losing 2-4 to England. Pakistan have one point after drawing with Wales…

India Vs Pakistan Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch Hockey World Cup 2026 Match Live

The India vs Pakistan hockey match for the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 is set to take place at the Wagener Hockey Stadium on Wednesday. This crucial Pool D game could determine which team remains in contention for a semi-final spot. India currently leads the table with three points, having won against Wales and lost to England, while Pakistan sits at one point after drawing with Wales and losing to England.

England has already secured a top-two finish. To advance, India needs at least a draw against Pakistan; Pakistan must win to keep their semi-final hopes alive. This highly anticipated clash has added significance, given India's dominance over Pakistan in recent years, with 17 wins in 19 meetings since the 2016 South Asian Games final.

However, Pakistan's rich hockey history cannot be overlooked. The India vs Pakistan FIH Hockey World Cup match will be broadcast live on Star Sports Network and JioHotstar, kicking off at 6:30 PM IST.

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