FIH Reveals Full Match Schedule For Hockey World Cup 2026 – Key Dates Inside

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The International Hockey Federation has officially released the complete match schedule for the Hockey World Cup 2026, and it is occupied with back-to-back fixtures, big clashes, and a tight tournament window.

The action is starting from August 15, 2026, with matches split across two major venues-  Wagener Hockey Stadium in the Netherlands and Belfius Hockey Arena in Belgium.

Both men’s and women’s tournaments will run simultaneously, making it a non-stop hockey festival.

India, Australia, Germany, the Netherlands, and Argentina are among the top teams to watch, with several high-stakes encounters lined up right from Day 1.

Key Opening Matches

Date Time Match Category Venue
Aug 15 13:30 Australia vs Japan Women Amstelveen
Aug 15 15:00 Germany vs Scotland Men Belgium
Aug 15 16:30 India vs Wales Men Amstelveen
Aug 15 18:00 Germany vs Malaysia Women Belgium
Aug 15 19:30 Netherlands vs Chile Women Amstelveen
Aug 15 21:00 Argentina vs USA Women Belgium
Aug 15 22:30 England vs Pakistan Men Amstelveen
Aug 16 00:30 Belgium vs France Men Belgium
Aug 16 13:30 England vs South Africa Women Amstelveen
Aug 16 15:00 Australia vs Ireland Men Belgium

India’s Key Matches (Group Stage)

Date Time Match Venue
Aug 15 16:30 India vs Wales Amstelveen
Aug 16 16:30 India vs China (Women) Amstelveen
Aug 17 18:30 India vs England Amstelveen
Aug 18 18:30 India vs South Africa (Women) Amstelveen
Aug 19 18:30 Pakistan vs India Amstelveen
Aug 20 18:30 India vs England (Women) Amstelveen

The India vs Pakistan clash on August 19 is one of the biggest fixtures of the tournament.

This Hockey World Cup 2026 is just another tournament; it is a group of packed, high-intensity matches, one of the biggest hockey events of the year.

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