Field hockey tournaments
The big ones
- At the multi-sport Games · Every 4 yearsOlympic Games (hockey) →
- Men's
- Netherlands
- Women's
- Netherlands
- Next
- Men: Los Angeles 2028, 14 to 30 July; Women: Los Angeles 2028
- India
- Men: 13 medals: 8 gold, 1 silver, 4 bronze; bronze at Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024; Women: No medal; 4th in 1980 and 2020
The title the sport is measured by, and India's most successful Olympic sport
- World titles · About every 4 years (2018, 2023, 2026)FIH Hockey World Cup
- Men
- Germany
- Women
- Argentina
- Next
- 2030; host to be named by the FIH at the end of 2026
- India
- 1 title (1975); 2 finals (1973, 1975)
The sport's own world title, the top one outside the Olympics
Men's FIH Hockey World Cup →Women's FIH Hockey World Cup → - World titles · YearlyFIH Pro League →
- Men's
- Belgium
- Women's
- Netherlands
- Next
- 2026-27, from 8 December 2026 in Argentina
- India
- Men: Best: 3rd (2021-22); 7 seasons from 2020-21; Women: Best: 3rd (2021-22); returns for 2026-27
The top nations play each other home and away through the season
- At the multi-sport Games · Every 4 yearsAsian Games (hockey) →
- Men's
- India
- Women's
- India
- Next
- Men: Doha 2030 (dates not set); Women: Doha 2030
- India
- Men: 17 medals in 18 Games: 5 gold, 9 silver, 3 bronze; Women: 8 medals in 12 Games: 2 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze
Asia's top multi-sport title, and a direct route to the Olympics
Every tournament, by level
At the multi-sport Games
- Olympic Games (hockey)
- Asian Games (hockey)
- Commonwealth Games (hockey)
- National Games (hockey)
World titles
- Men's FIH Hockey World Cup
- Women's FIH Hockey World Cup
- FIH Pro League
- FIH Hockey Nations Cup
- Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
Continental titles
- Asia Cup
- Asian Champions Trophy
In India
- Hockey India League
- Senior National Hockey Championship
Youth and junior
- FIH Hockey Junior World Cup