Here’s Pakistan’s Action-Packed Sporting Calendar for July

Pakistan’s sports fans can look forward to a thrilling July 2025, with the sporting calendar pitting national teams and athletes across a wide range of disciplines on the international stage. From hockey to athletics, squash to snooker, the month promises action and opportunity for Pakistan’s brightest sporting talents.

Here’s a look at the sporting calendar that will keep Pakistan’s athletes busy this month

Hockey – U18 Asia Cup

The country’s rising hockey stars are already in China, contesting the Under-18 Asia Cup. The team has secured two wins out of two and will face Pool A toppers Bangladesh next, tomorrow.

Aquatics – World Championships

Pakistan’s swimmers will feature at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore. The event is an important benchmark as the federation continues to push for more international exposure.

Volleyball – U16 Asian Championship

Pakistan’s junior volleyball team will look to continue raising Pakistan’s banner at the international level when it begins its campaign in the Asian Championship in Thailand.

Snooker – IBSF World Events

Pakistan’s promising cueists will head to Bahrain to participate in the IBSF World Championships across multiple age categories and formats, including U17, U21, 6-Red, and Masters.

Athletics – Arshad Nadeem Returns to World Stage

All eyes will be on javelin star Arshad Nadeem when he competes in the World Athletics Silver event in Switzerland on July 15, adding some much-needed practice ahead of the World Championships.

World Students Games

Pakistan’s contingent will also take part in the World Students Games in Germany beginning July 16, providing young athletes a chance to test themselves against global competition.

Cricket – Away Series vs Bangladesh

Pakistan’s men’s cricket team will finally return to action when they head to Bangladesh for a three-match T20I series later this month.

Squash – World Junior Championships and PSA Challenge

Young squash talent will be in action at the World Junior Championships in Egypt starting July 21. Back home, the prestigious Jahangir Khan PSA Challenge returns to Karachi on July 22, gathering international players in honour of Pakistan’s squash legend.

Volleyball – U19 World Championship

Pakistan’s U19 volleyball squad will travel to Uzbekistan for their debut at the World Championship kicking off July 24.

Bowling – Asian Junior Tenpin

The month rounds out with Pakistan’s bowlers heading to Doha for the Asian Junior Tenpin Bowling Championship, beginning July 25.

From youth competitions to elite showpieces, July represents a key stretch in Pakistan’s sporting calendar. For federations and fans alike, it will be an opportunity to measure progress, celebrate achievements, and support athletes carrying the national flag abroad.