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Tahir Zaman Pakistan Hockey Uncertainty Before Bangladesh Tour

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Tahir Zaman Pakistan Hockey Uncertainty Before Bangladesh Tour

Momentum was finally building for Pakistan hockey. However, that progress has been disrupted. Reports suggest head coach Tahir Zaman has refused to travel with the squad to Bangladesh for a vital three-match series.
The timing could not be worse. The upcoming games will decide who advances to the 2026 Hockey World Cup qualifiers. Therefore, the news has sparked serious concern within the hockey community.

Usman Steps In, But Questions Remain

In Tahir Zaman’s absence, Mohammad Usman will step up as both head coach and team manager. His leadership will be tested as Pakistan faces Bangladesh. However, his role may be short-term. The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) is already considering hiring a foreign coach before the Pro League later this year.
Zaman’s decision has once again thrown Pakistan hockey into uncertainty. The team was just beginning to find balance after months of administrative issues. Now, the federation must decide its next move either convince Zaman to return or appoint a permanent replacement.
As a result, the coming weeks will shape Pakistan’s path forward. Fans hope the situation stabilizes quickly so the players can focus on the game rather than the headlines.
Despite the setback, optimism remains. The team’s young talent and fighting spirit continue to give supporters hope for a strong comeback.

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