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Wednesday 28 October 2026
Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026
Jalandhar and Mohali
All times GMT +5’ 30”
27 Oct 2026 13:00 MAS v CHN (RR) 5 - 4
27 Oct 2026 15:15 JPN v KOR (RR) 3 - 2
27 Oct 2026 19:20 IND v BAN (RR) 13 - 0
28 Oct 2026 is a rest day
29 Oct 2026 14:30 MAS v KOR (RR)
29 Oct 2026 16:45 BAN v JPN (RR)
29 Oct 2026 19:00 IND v CHN (RR)
Pool standings
FIH Match Centre
India Dominate Opening Day of Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026 as Malaysia and Japan Secure Victories
The Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026 got underway in spectacular fashion on 27 October in Jalandhar, India, with three exciting encounters producing an impressive 27 goals. Hosts India delivered a commanding performance against Bangladesh, while Malaysia and Japan secured hard-fought victories over China and Korea, respectively.
Indian juggernaut rolls on smoothly while other teams struggle
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Host India posts its highest ever score 13-0 in the annals of the Asian Champions Trophy surpassing its previous best of 11-0. With three goals from local lad Mandeep Singh, India rode on the high of brace of goals from trio Dilpreet Singh, Harmanpreet Singh and Hardik Singh. All these scorers, interestingly, from Jalandhar area and had their early hockey on the same Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey stadium.
India make rollicking start to Asian Champions Trophy title defence with 13-0 win over Bangladesh in Jalandhar
Mandeep Singh scored a hat-trick, while Harmanpreet Singh, Dilpreet Singh and Hardik Singh scored twice each as international hockey returns to Punjab
Jalandhar: The Indian Men's Hockey Team began their title defence at the Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026 with a commanding 13-0 win over Bangladesh at the Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium in Jalandhar on Tuesday.
India unleash goal fest at Asian Champions Trophy
Mandeep finds form with hat-trick as India hammer Bangladesh 13-0
Deepankar Sharda
Indian players in action against Bangladesh during Asian Champions Trophy-2026 at the Surjit Hockey Stadium in Jalandhar on Tuesday. Photo: Malkiat Singh
A mesmerising drone show showcasing Punjab’s rich hockey legacy, fireworks lighting up the sky, a vibrant cultural presentation, Punjab hosting its first international hockey match in recent years, a stray dog defecating on the playing field in the middle of the match, and India beginning their Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) campaign with a 13-0 victory over Bangladesh. Tuesday evening witnessed everything within a couple of hours at the Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium, as the occasion etched itself into the history books of Indian hockey.
Mandeep Singh hat-trick leads India’s 13-0 rout of Bangladesh
There is no denying that if the Indian team management was planning on phasing out certain players – something that since then has been outrightly denied as false rumours – Tuesday’s outing hasn’t made their job easier.
Uthra Ganesan
Abhishek, left, and Mandeep Singh were among the scorers for India in the big win over Bangladesh. | Photo Credit: AP
For a city hosting its first-ever international hockey tournament, the result of India’s opening match of the Asian Champions Trophy against Bangladesh was the perfect initiation. For coach Craig Fulton and the team’s long-term plans, less so.
Mandeep fires a treble as India pulverise Bangladesh 13-0 in ACT hockey clash
Five-time champions India launched their Asian Champions Trophy title defence in emphatic fashion, thrashing Bangladesh 13-0 in a one-sided contest at the Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium on Tuesday.
Mandeep Singh rediscovered his scoring touch with a superb hat-trick as defending champions India produced a ruthless performance to dismantle Bangladesh 13-0 in their opening match of the Asian Champions Trophy. Image: X/@TheHockeyIndia
Mandeep Singh returned to form with a fine hat-trick as five-time champions India hammered minnows Bangladesh 13-0 to start their title defence at the Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament on a rousing note here on Tuesday.
Speedy Tigers survive China scare to open ACT campaign with win
By Aftar Singh
Malaysia beat China 5-4 in the opening match of the Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) at the Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium in Jalandhar, India on Tuesday. -- PIC from Malaysian Hockey Confederation
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia survived a scare from China before winning 5-4 in the opening match of the Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) at the Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium in Jalandhar, India on Tuesday
Young China push Malaysia to brink
Deepankar Sharda
Mohammed Fitri Saari in action.
Having nearly 240 international caps for Malaysia, far more than the combined experience of the Chinese squad, veteran Mohammed Fitri Saari experienced a few nervous moments as the opponents, featuring eight debutants, fought back repeatedly before narrowly losing the Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) opener at the Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium. Malaysia opened their campaign with a 5-4 victory, though the contest could easily have ended in a draw had a late Chinese effort not struck the post. Fitri said his side had anticipated a difficult outing given the unfamiliar conditions and the growing quality of China’s attack.
Weary Speedy Tigers target South Korea win after surviving China scare
By Aftar Singh
Malaysia players celebrating after beating China 5-4 in an Asian Champions Trophy match in Jalandhar, India on Oct 27, 2026. -- PIC from Malaysian Hockey Confederation X account
KUALA LUMPUR: The Speedy Tigers will face another tough battle against South Korea on Thursday after labouring to beat China 5-4 in the opening match of the Asian Champions Trophy at Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium in Punjab, India on Tuesday.
Nilakanta Sharma announces retirement from international hockey, Hockey India lauds his contribution
The 31-year-old hockey star was part of India’s historic Tokyo Olympic bronze-medal-winning campaign and consecutive Asian Games gold-medal wins
Jalandhar: Star midfielder Nilakanta Sharma on Tuesday announced that he will bring his illustrious international career to a close after India's campaign at the Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026, with Hockey India congratulating the Manipuri veteran for his contribution to Indian hockey.
JioStar named official broadcast partner for men’s Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026
New Delhi: Hockey fans across India can catch the action from the men’s Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026 live on Star Sports 2 and JioHotstar, with Hockey India announcing JioStar as the official broadcast partner for the ninth edition of the prestigious men’s tournament. It will be held in Jalandhar and Mohali from October 27 to November 5.
Hannah Gravenall calls time and retires from International Hockey
Just after winning the Vantage Black Sticks Women Team Values Award for the second year in a row, Hannah Gravenall has announced her retirement from international hockey.
YouTube series ‘Unscripted’ offers a unique glimpse behind the scenes
What goes on behind the scenes at the Netherlands’ top hockey teams? In the new YouTube series ‘Unscripted’, hockey fans are given an exclusive glimpse into the world of the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse. Kampong Men’s 1 kick off the series.
Hockey Ireland’s Men’s Masters Interpros 2026
A festival of Masters Hockey, hosted by Avoca HC, at St Andrew’s College, Booterstown, on 24/25 October 2026 saw Twenty-two matches produced 79 goals. The forecasted storm kept far enough away on the Saturday and the Sunday was a beautiful day. Great hockey played and friendships made and renewed with 180 attending Saturday Night BBQ at the Wishing Well Pub. A team of 10 umpires kept games running smoothly while Bumble Bean food truck kept players and supporters refreshed.
Wesley College Retain Tasmanian Shield as RBAI Claim Herbie Sharman Trophy at 2026 All-Ireland Schoolboys Championship
Cookstown: Cookstown played host to three days of outstanding schoolboy hockey from 21–23 October as 16 of Ireland’s top school teams came together for the 2026 All-Ireland Schoolboys Championship. Hosted by Cookstown High School and Cookstown Hockey Club, the prestigious competition returned to Cookstown for the first time since 1991, culminating in Wesley College retaining the Tasmanian Shield and Royal Belfast Academical Institution (RBAI) successfully defending their Herbie Sharman Trophy.
NCAA Division 1 result - 27 October 2026
Field Hockey Ends 2026 Season on High Note in Golden Goal Victory Over Lock Haven
LEWISBURG, Pa.- Tuesday's night game between Bucknell (8-7) and Lock Haven (5-11) served as a microcosm of the Bison's 2026 season. The contest featured thrilling goals, an opponent's tally in the final minute, and eventually overtime heroics as Bucknell pulled out a 3-2 victory over local rival Lock Haven in the 44th edition of the Susquehanna Showdown. Bucknell ran its win streak to nine straight victories over the Bald Eagles.
Division III: 2026 Conference Tournaments
With post-season conference tournaments taking place, USA Field Hockey is highlighting each conference in Division I, II and III.
One Week to Go: Hockey Day Set to Inspire at Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games
With just one week remaining until 4 November 2026, excitement for hockey is building in Senegal as the countdown begins for the official Hockey Focus Day at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games.
Field Hockey Canada receives nearly $2 million in additional federal funding to strengthen the sport nationwide
New investment will support Canada’s national teams, expand community participation and improve access to field hockey across the country
Field Hockey Canada will receive an additional $1,985,000 in federal funding for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, as part of the Government of Canada’s $60-million investment in National Sport Organizations. The funding will strengthen athlete development, expand opportunities for Canadians to participate in field hockey and build capacity across the national sport system.
Tuesday 27 October 2026
Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026
Jalandhar and Mohali
All times GMT +5’ 30”
27 Oct 2026 13:00 MAS v CHN (RR) 5 - 4
27 Oct 2026 15:15 JPN v KOR (RR) 3 - 2
27 Oct 2026 19:20 IND v BAN (RR) 13 - 0
28 Oct 2026 is a rest day
Pool standings
FIH Match Centre
Asian Champions Trophy starts today amidst much fanfare
K ARUMUGAM
The Ninth Asian Champions Trophy starts today at the well-known hockey provenance Jalandhar, with Malaysia taking China, finalists in 2023 and 2024 respectively at the historic Olympian Surjit Hockey Stadium. India would be missing thrice ACT captain Manpreet Singh in action, due to late injury. Had it not been he would be making his record 8th appearance. Of course, his 7-times still holds for highest for any Indian at the Asian Champions Torphy. India will take on Bangladesh, who replaced Pakistan in the third and last match of the day.
Preview: International hockey returns to Punjab as India set sights on sixth Hero Asian Champions Trophy title
Another title win will complete a hat-trick of Asian Champions Trophy triumphs for defending champions India, who will open their campaign against Bangladesh on October 27 in Jalandhar 
New Delhi: International hockey returns to Punjab as red-hot India prepare to defend their title at the men's Hero Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) 2026, which begins in Jalandhar on October 27. India will be joined by Japan, China, Malaysia, South Korea and Bangladesh in the six-team continental tournament.
India begins title defence against Bangladesh as Jalandhar welcomes international hockey
Five members of the Indian team that will take to the field against Bangladesh in its tournament opener learnt the ropes of the sport at the Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium, the tournament venue.
Uthra Ganesan
The six-team Asian Champions Trophy begins on Tuesday with the final set to take place on November 5. | Photo Credit: HOCKEY INDIA
For a city that has produced hundreds of players including some of the legends of the sport, Jalandhar’s presence on the international hockey scene has always been more about the personnel than the place itself.
Mighty India aim for sixth title
Hosts start as favourites as international hockey returns to Punjab
Deepankar Sharda
India captain Harmanpreet Singh during a practice session on Monday. Tribune Photo: Sarabjit Singh
Being the most successful team in the history of the Asian Champions Trophy would mean nothing if India do not stamp their authority on this year's edition, which is being hosted by Punjab, a state credited with producing some of the best players in the history of Indian hockey. In fact, players from Punjab have proved to be a dominant force in the national team in the last decade and a half.
India start as favourites as hockey returns to Punjab after 17 years – Preview
Pakistan has pulled out from the tournament in Punjab.
India beat Pakistan 5-3 to seal Phase 2 spot at Men's Hockey World Cup (photo credit: Hockey India)
Five-time champions, India would be overwhelming favourites to claim the silverware when the six-nation Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament kicks off on Tuesday with the hosts taking on Bangladesh in their campaign opener.
India hockey captain Harmanpreet appeals for spectator support at Asian Champions Trophy; here’s how you can watch the matches in Jalandhar
Those wishing to watch the matches can register online through www.ticketgenie.in by selecting the match they want to attend. A free digital entry pass will then be issued to registered spectators
Aakanksha N Bhardwaj
Asian Champions Trophy Hockey: India vs Bangladesh in Jalandhar at 7 pm on Tuesday. Tribune photo
The wait is finally over.
Jalandhar is all set to host the Asian Champions Trophy, with six international teams ready to battle it out at the Surjit Hockey Stadium from Tuesday.
Bangladesh hockey captain Ashraful Islam reveals how Harmanpreet Singh helped him improve drag-flicking
Ashraful calls Indian skipper his idol; South Korea also identifies India as the strongest team in the Champions Trophy
Aakanksha N Bhardwaj
Ashraful Islam recalls seeking tips from Indian counterpart Harmanpreet Singh
Ashraful Islam, captain of the Bangladesh national field hockey team, recalled how his Indian counterpart, Harmanpreet Singh, offered him valuable tips on drag-flicking during the Asian Games in Japan.
Sardar Singh: India needs greater discipline, sharper man-marking to improve internationally
Sardar, who was part of three consecutive Asian Games medal-winning teams, said India were on par with their rivals in ball possession but continued to fall short in man-to-man marking.
FILE PHOTO: Sardar Singh was part of the gold-medal-winning Indian team at the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon. | Photo Credit: PTI
Former India hockey captain Sardar Singh feels India have the quality to match the best but need greater discipline and sharper man-marking to bridge the gap with European sides and Australia.
Sarah Wilson wins FIH Umpire of the Year for a third time
Scottish umpire Sarah Wilson has been named FIH Umpire of the Year for a remarkable third time, further cementing her reputation as one of the world’s leading hockey officials.
Vantage Black Sticks 2026 Awards
Hockey New Zealand is proud to announce the winners of the 2026 Vantage Black Sticks Annual Awards, recognising the outstanding players across the Vantage Black Sticks Men and Women programmes.
The stats of the weekend: milestone Janssen, Den Bosch’s defence impresses
Ramon Min
Jip Janssen
Jip Janssen reached a milestone at Kampong on Sunday, whilst the Den Bosch women’s defence is performing exceptionally well. Here are the figures from the past weekend.
Round Three Wrap: Four clean sweeps, a derby for the ages and Blaze ignite
Four clubs swept their opponents across Round Three of the ONE Active Hockey One League, and the first Melbourne derby gave us the finish of the season so far.
EHL Premier Division | Matchdays Five & Six Round-Up
Women's Premier Division Round-Up | 24 & 25 October
Loughborough Students and Surbiton were the standout performers as the Women's Premier Division completed an entertaining double-header weekend, with both sides collecting six points from six.
Rangers outclass Guangdong 3-1 in Narowal hockey thriller
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Rangers produced an impressive second-half performance to defeat China’s Guangdong team 3-1 in the fifth match of the ongoing international hockey series at the Sports City Hockey Stadium in Narowal, thrilling a large and enthusiastic crowd of local hockey fans.
PHF to launch School Hockey League
LAHORE: The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) is making final preparations to launch the School Hockey League Pakistan, a nationwide inter-school competition aimed at revitalizing the national sport at the grassroots level and creating a direct pipeline for future national teams.
NCAA Division 1 fixture - 27 October 2026
Field Hockey Concludes Season Tuesday Versus Lock Haven
The Orange & Blue have plenty to play for on Tuesday night when the team faces rival Lock Haven in the Susquehanna Showdown. A win gives Bucknell an 8-7 record and the first back-to-back winning seasons since 2008 & 2009.
No. 5 Duke field hockey escapes Liberty in 5-4 shootout, Bustin secures 200th win at Duke
By Tashvi Kapoor
Julia Boehringer single-handedly kept the Blue Devils in the contest with three first-half goals. Photo by Nicole Nie
Duke needed an answer. Julia Boehringer provided three.
Maryland field hockey’s unbeaten season ended. It didn’t let the loss spiral into another.
Sean Decker
Field hockey coach Missy Meharg during Maryland's 1-0 win against Wake Forest on Sept. 20, 2026. (Mallory Domio/The Diamondback)
No. 1 Maryland field hockey allowed three goals in one game this season, entering Thursday’s clash against No. 2 Northwestern. For three quarters, it appeared that would remain the case.