Archive · 21 Jul 2026
India names 20-member squad for Hockey World Cup
India has chosen 20 players for the upcoming Hockey World Cup.
The team is led by Harmanpreet Singh, who also led India to a bronze medal in the Olympics.
The squad includes experienced players like Manpreet Singh and young talents.
They will play their group matches against England, Pakistan, and Wales.
The team aims to do better than their previous World Cup performances, where they finished ninth.
The coach, Craig Fulton, believes the team has a good mix of experience and youth.
The first match is against Wales on August 15.
India named a 20-member squad for the FIH Men’s Hockey World Cup.
Four players from the Pro League squad were omitted due to the tournament's size limit.
Harmanpreet Singh will captain the team, which includes experienced players like Manpreet Singh and young talents.
India will play group-stage matches against England, Pakistan, and Wales in Amstelveen, the Netherlands.
The team aims to improve on their ninth-place finish in the 2023 World Cup.
- Who
- India's 20-member hockey squad
- What
- Named for the FIH Men’s Hockey World Cup
- When
- Next month
- Where
- Amstelveen, the Netherlands
- Why
- To compete in the World Cup and improve their recent performance
Optimistic View
Skeptical View
Team Performance
Optimistic View
The team has a balanced mix of experienced players and young talent, which could lead to a strong performance.
Skeptical View
The team's recent performance in the FIH Pro League was disappointing, finishing eighth among nine teams.
Leadership
Optimistic View
Harmanpreet Singh's leadership, having led the team to an Olympic bronze medal, is a positive sign.
Skeptical View
The team has not won a World Cup medal since 1975, indicating a long-standing challenge.
- Tournament
- FIH Men’s Hockey World Cup
- Squad Size
- 20 members
- Captain
- Harmanpreet Singh
- Last World Cup Performance
- 9th place in 2023
- Group Stage Matches
- England, Pakistan, Wales
- Opening Match
- August 15 against Wales
- Coach
- Craig Fulton