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Pakistan Hockey Federation releases 2022 sports calendar

LAHORE: The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) released the sporting calendar for 2022, which includes six international and seven domestic events.

International events in the sporting year 2022 include six events including Asia Cup, Commonwealth Games, Asian Games.

Whereas, seven domestic events are part of the sports calendar, including the women’s senior and junior hockey championships.

PHF also announced four training workshops, planned to build the capacity of umpires, coaches and technical officials.

Furthermore, Inter-school championships including inter-school hockey championships and All-Pakistan tournament are also part of the sporting calendar.

Secretary-General PHF Asif Bajwa released PHF Sports Calendar for 2022, while President PHF Brigadier Khalid Sajjad Khokhar approved the calendar.

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