Date of birth is actually 1959
Date of death is 17-11-2008
Started playing for Al Ahli Sedab since 1976
Position: Attacking midfielder
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Source:
Ghulam Khamis .. the story of the legend of Omani football – اتحاد كأس الخليج العربي لكرة القدم
More relevant sources attached in his Wikipedia article
Place of birth: Karachi, Pakistan
Position: Forward
Club career: KMC (1980-1982), Habib Bank (1983-1994)
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Played for Pakistan Navy until 2006
Position: Defender
Position: Midfielder
Is the North Korea team which took part in the Quaid-e-Azam Cup in Peshawar, Pakistan really the North Korea national team as the matches are included in this website.
The RSSSF source of the tournament state "precise status of North Korea XI unclear". The North Korea matches page in RSSSF also omits those matches in the records. So do the match records in RSSSF of Pakistan, Nepal, and Indonesia who played against the team in 1985 with exception of the RSSSF page of Bangladesh who faced the team in the final. No trace of the North Korean team matches either in worldfootball and fifarankings. I think the confusion comes from these matches listed on Eloratings.
However how is it possible that the team played on 29 April against Nepal in the tournament in Pakistan, then the next day on 30 April played against Japan in the World Cup qualifiers in North Korea, and on 2 May returned to Pakistan to play against Indonesia.
More evidence that the North Korean and also the Indonesian teams were not the national teams in this tournament. I believe therefore these matches should be removed from here.
Apart from the obvious contradictions and evidence that I mentioned about North Korea in my previous thread, this page from a Bangladeshi magazine from 15 May 1985, shortly after the conclusion of this tournament explicitly states that only Bangladesh and Nepal (apart from Pakistan Greens) were the full national teams. And the North Korean and Indonesian teams were not.
Here is a local Indonesian website listing all matches from their A-team including non-FIFA matches against club sides or youth team. The fact that the Quaid Azam Cup matches don't appear on that list let us conclude that it was an understrength team present in Pakistan. The RSSSF list of Indonesia which also includes several matches against clubs or selected sides also omits these 1985 matches.
According to this Indonesian blog, it explicitly mentions that the Indonesian team participating in this tournament was the youth team, mainly consisting of the squad which won the 1984 Asian Schools Championship.
Standing L-R: Amjad Zakariya, Mohammad Nauman Khan, Gohar Zaman, Muhammad Idrees (coach), Mohammad Tariq Hussain, Bashir Ahmad, Haroon Yousaf
Sitting L-R: Unknown, Ayub Alam (uncreated), Noman Ibrahim, Babar Mehmood, Naseer Ahmed
Ayub Alam
Place of birth: Karachi
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Some key details from a brochure of the 1991 SAF Games
Full name: Rana Zahir Ahmed
DOB: 2 April 1968
Place of birth: Faisalabad, Pakistan
Change position to CM
Played for Crescent Textile Mills Faisalabad in 1988/1989 and later for Pakistan Navy (no specified date)
DOB: 1 February 1972
Place of birth: Faisalabad, Pakistan
Position: Defender
Place of birth: Faisalabad, Pakistan
Played for PIA Karachi
Change position to CM
Place of birth: Lahore, Pakistan
DOB: 9 October 1965
Change position to CM
DOB: 21 November 1970
Place of birth: Lahore, Pakistan
Place of birth: Wah Cantt, Pakistan
Change position to CM
Display MoreIndia vs. Pakistan; 1987-11-21
Source: Dainika Basumatī, 1987.11.22
India XI:
Debasish Mukherjee
Abdul Majeed Kakroo
Amit Bhadra
Tarun Dey
Pem Dorji
Bikash Panji (subbed by Satyajit Chatterjee)
Vatta Sathyan (subbed by Krishanu Dey)
Mohamed Fareed
Babu Mani
Shishir Ghosh
Uttam Mukherjee
Pakistan XI:
Malik Mateen Akhtar
Asghar Ali
Zulfiqar Hussain Dogar
Mohammad Majeed
Mukhtar Ali
Mohammad Tariq Hussain
Ejaz Ali (subbed by Mohammad Mamood)
Fida Ur Rehman
Abdul Majeed
Sharafat Ali
Abdul Wahid (subbed by Mohammad Firaz)
Mohammad Majeed is Mohammad Naveed, please remove the former and add the cap to the latter
Mohammad Mamood change name to Muhammad Mahmood. Pic:
Mohammad Firaz change name to Muhammad Fayyaz. Pic:
Also please remove the second grey and white pic from Haji Abdul Sattar, thats another player by similar name
Place of birth: Karachi, Pakistan
Place of birth: Kabirwala, Pakistan
Place of birth: Karachi, Pakistan
Place of birth: Sahiwal, Pakistan
Place of birth: Chakdara, Pakistan
Sarfraz Adeel Butt (order is wrong, change name to "Adeel Sarfraz Butt")
Place of birth: Gujranwala, Pakistan
Place of birth: Sialkot, Pakistan
Seems like he played for Pakistan Army till at least 2001 as written here
Date of birth: 1 June 1965
Place of birth: Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Place of birth: Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Place of birth: Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Place of birth: Mianwali, Pakistan
All matches of Group 3 of 1984 Asian qualifiers were played in Salt Lake Stadium, not at Eden Gardens.
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Abdul Ghafoor Ajiz
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Full name: Abdul Ghafoor Khan Khalil
Place of birth: Peshawar, Pakistan
Position: Right winger
Played for Pakistan in 1974
We got a confirmed cap for him from a few seconds snippet of a match (most likely Pak vs Bahrain, 1974 Asian Games) during an interview with BBC Urdu as one of the "Gafoor" here (timestamp 1:18 to 1:30). If someone know any way to retrieve match footages of Pakistan from the 1974 Asian Games would be really helpful as I'm looking for these. Interview link
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M. Latif is Muhammad Latif, create a player profile for him.
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Full name: Agha Muhammad Latif
Starting goalkeeper of Pakistan in 1965 and 1967
Played for Pakistan Railways at club level
Some players of Wohaib FC at the 1992/1993 season
Amir Mehmoud (spelling of the surname is "Mehmood" and also change the spelling in his full name section)
Also remove Malik Mateen Akhtar (player of WAPDA), Zafar Iqbal (of PIA), and Mohammad Nauman Khan (of Pakistan Army) as they were "borrowed" for the qualifying matches of the 1992–93 Asian Club Championship but played the season/league with their respective clubs.
Abdul Majeed came as substitute for Mohammad Khaled Khan
Imtiaz Butt date of birth is 20 March 1968
Bilal Rafiq started his career for Wohaib in 2005 and played for Habib Bank in 2006-2008 until joining PIA
Ahmed Faheem played for Wohaib in 2011-2012
Mohammad Ahmed played for Wohaib from 2003 till 2007/2008
Rizwan Asif played for Wohaib in 2007/2008 and for PEL in 2008
Also found the (arabic) full report for Sudan vs. Pakistan at this same tournament
Pakistan XI: Muhammad Munir, Zahid Luqman, Mohammad Tariq Hussain, Naeem Khalid, Amir Mehmood, Shabbir Hussain, Haroon Yousaf, Zafar Iqbal, Mohammad Khaled Khan (substituted by Abdul Majeed), Ali Asghar, Lal Muhammad
Sudan XI (my transliteration could be wrong): Abdul Monim Bayo, Abdullah Saeed, Mustafa Adam, Muhammad Hamdan, Usman Ali, Muhammad Aqeed, Ali Younus, Nazar Hassouna (Nasir Taib), Abdul Majeed Jafar, Hamid Abdul Aziz, Ahmad Abdul Monim
After translating the pic through google, all I could conclude is a pakistani defender scored an own goal at the 38th minute, "Hamid Abdul Aziz" scored at the 67th minute, "Ali Younus" scored by penalty at 81 minute.
Maybe an arab user here can give a more detailed and accurate info
