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Field Hockey is not a dying sport. It may be classed as a minority sport but due to the many people who take part in the sport it is hard to believe its a minority sport but only in the sense that it is not as highly publicised as soccer, cricket or even rugby.
Presently 127 hockey playing countries are the associate members of the FIH (International Field Hockey Federation) from the 5 Continents: Africa - 17, Asia - 30, Europe - 9, Oceana - 45 and Pan America - 26.
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