India, June 23 -- A thrilling win against Olympic champions Netherlands, boosting its confidence, the Indian men's hockey team would look to carry forward the momentum when it takes on arch-rivals Pakistan in the opening match of the London leg of the FIH Pro League here on Tuesday.

It will also be the first time that India and Pakistan will lock horns against each other since the Asian Champions Trophy clash in Hulunbuir, China, in 2024, which India won 2-1, thanks to captain Harmanpreet Singh's brace.

The head-to-head record between the two sides over the last 10 years is hugely in favour of India, who remain undefeated across 17 matches, with 15 wins and two draws.

The Indians won two matches out of four in Rotterdam. They beat host...