Circle of Champions: Hockey great Islahuddin relives 1978 World Cup glory
The legendary former captain talks about the challenges, the triumphs, and the passion that drove the Pakistan team to the top of the world.
Hockey legend Islahuddin Siddique took Nukta on a journey back to 1978, reliving the unforgettable moments that led to Pakistan’s only grand slam in the game; titles in Hockey World Cup and Champions Trophy and a gold in Asian Games.
The 76-year-old talked about the challenges, the triumphs, and the passion that drove him and his team to the top of the world.
Islahuddin, who worked as a coach and manager of the men’s national team after retirement, also dives deep into the current dynamics of Pakistan's hockey team, sharing his expert views on the game today, the challenges the sport faces and possible solutions.
From childhood dreams on the streets of Karachi to becoming one of the most revered names in hockey, this special podcast is packed with stories that people have not heard before.
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