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Safdar Abbas

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and finished second in the tournament. Abbas was a skillful forward with powerful hitting on the ball and ball control but he had temperamental issues and would often quarrel with opposition players and sometimes with his own teammates, he was dropped from the squad for the
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many Pakistani players were banned because of their behavior and protest over umpiring decisions in the game. Abbas was one the new players inducted into the team for the tour of Spain and Belgium in lead up to the
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to play league hockey where he was selected for the Australian Masters Hockey team, he is also a qualified fitness trainer in Melbourne.
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in Karachi. He was a student of ninth grade in the school when he was called for the national team camp in 1973.
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at the age of sixteen years in the last pool match of the tournament. Pakistan eventually finished fourth.
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where Pakistan was defending the title. During the World Cup Abbas scored a goal in the match against
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as a forward. Abbas is the youngest player to represent Pakistan at the age of sixteen years in 1973.
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in Pakistan. His son Mudassar Abbas also played professional hockey in Pakistan before he moved to
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In 1980 he scored five goals in Pakistan's successful defence of their title in the second
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In 1979 he was recalled into the team for the Esanda International Tournament in
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Safdar Abbas was born in Karachi in 1957. He started playing hockey at the
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at Karachi after which he announced his retirement.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Left-winger
Pakistan
Pakistan
Hockey World Cup
Malaysia
1975
Hockey Champions Trophy
Pakistan
1980
Urdu
field hockey
Pakistan national field hockey team
Habib Public School
1972 Munich Olympics
West Germany
1973 Hockey World Cup
Amstelveen
Argentina
1974 Asian Games
1975 World Cup
Malaysia
India
1976 Olympics
1978 World Cup
Melbourne
Hockey Champions Trophy
Karachi
1981 Hockey Champions Trophy

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