Hockey World Cups
The Hockey World Cup is a prestigious international tournament held for both men's and women's field hockey. Organized by the International Hockey Federation (FIH), it showcases the best national teams from around the world. The tournament typically occurs every four years, with teams competing for the title of world champion.
The first men's Hockey World Cup took place in 1971, while the women's tournament started in 1974. Each edition features a series of matches leading to knockout rounds, culminating in a final where the champion is crowned. The event promotes global interest in the sport and highlights the skills of top players.