Join us in honoring Manzoor Hussain Junior, one of Pakistan’s most iconic hockey players, born on October 28, 1958, in Sialkot, Punjab. With a record-breaking career, Manzoor holds the distinction of winning fifteen gold medals across six global hockey competitions, including two as captain.

His unforgettable moments include leading Pakistan to victory in the 1978 Buenos Aires Hockey World Cup and the 1982 Mumbai Hockey World Cup, where his exceptional skills and six goals, including a breathtaking solo effort against West Germany, captured hearts worldwide.

Manzoor’s prowess extended to the 1978 and 1982 Asian Games, securing gold medals for Pakistan. He also shone in international tournaments, contributing to wins at two Champions Trophy events (1978 Lahore, 1980 Karachi) and the Asia Cup in 1982 (Karachi). His crowning achievement came in 1984 when he led Pakistan to Olympic gold, a testament to his leadership and dedication to the sport.

In recognition of his outstanding contributions, Manzoor Hussain Junior was honored with the prestigious 1984 Pride of Performance Award. His legacy continues to inspire generations of hockey enthusiasts worldwide.

🎉 Let’s salute Manzoor Hussain Junior for his incredible achievements and lasting impact on Pakistan’s hockey legacy! 🇵🇰