No, Pakistan did not make the World Cup ball. The official match ball for the FIFA World Cup is typically manufactured by Adidas, a German sportswear company.
History of World Cup Balls
- 1970: Adidas Telstar was the first official World Cup ball.
- 1974: Adidas Telstar Durlast was introduced with a more durable outer layer.
- 1978: Adidas Tango featured a unique panel design with black and white triangles.
- 1982: Adidas Tango España followed the same design with a different color scheme.
- 1986: Adidas Azteca had a unique design inspired by the Aztec calendar.
- 1990: Adidas Etrusco Unico was inspired by the Etruscan civilization.
- 1994: Adidas Questra was the first ball to feature a synthetic leather outer layer.
- 1998: Adidas Tricolore was designed with the colors of the French flag.
- 2002: Adidas Fevernova was a highly innovative ball with a new panel design.
- 2006: Adidas Teamgeist was a revolutionary ball with a unique shape and panel design.
- 2010: Adidas Jabulani was designed with a unique texture and panel design.
- 2014: Adidas Brazuca was inspired by the Brazilian culture.
- 2018: Adidas Telstar 18 was a modern reinterpretation of the classic Telstar.
- 2022: Adidas Al Rihla was designed for speed and accuracy.
Adidas has been the official supplier of the World Cup ball for many years, and they are known for their high-quality and innovative products.
