Football at the 2004 South Asian Games – Men's team squads
Appearance
Below are the squads for the 2004 South Asian Games, hosted by Islamabad, Pakistan, which took place between March 28 and April 5, 2004.[1][2]
Group A
[edit]Pakistan U23
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GK:
- Jaffar Khan (Army) D.O.B: 20 March 1981
- Muhammad Shahzad (Habib Bank) D.O.B: 25 August 1983
DF:
- Naveed Akram (WAPDA) D.O.B: 16.05.1984
- Muhammad Sharif (Army) D.O.B: 20.04.1981
- Arif Ali (Balochistan) D.O.B: 04.03.1986
- Ejaz Ahmed (Army) D.O.B: 1984
- Mehmood Khan (Balochistan), D.O.B: 20.03.1981
- Muhammad Zahid (Army) D.O.B: 10.10.1981
MF:
- Nasir Iqbal (Army) D.O.B: 15.06.1982
- Zahid Hameed (PTCL) 01.08.1985
- Burhan Ali (PTCL) 25.10.1984
- Attique-ur-Rehman (KRL) 05.05.1984
- Imran Niazi (WAPDA) 17.11.1985
- Arif Mehmood (WAPDA) 09.11.1981
- Qamar Zaman (WAPDA) 15.01.1986
FW:
- Adeel Ahmed (PTCL) 25.11.1983
- Muhammad Essa (PTCL) 20.11.1983
- Shahid Ahmed (PTCL) 01.03.1983
- Mudassar Saeed (KRL) 03.07.1981
- Abdul Aziz (Sindh Govt Press) 11.01.1986
- Farooq Shah (SSGC) 19.10.1985
Afghanistan U23
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- Abadullah Barak
- Abaseen Atai
- Abdul Ahmad Tanhah
- Abdul Tawab Sultani
- Ahmadullah Ahmadi
- Farid Ahmadi
- Hadi Razai
- Mohammad Aslam Askaryar
- Mohammad Haneef Jabar Khil
- Mohammad Khalid Dilwar
- Mohammad Nasim Hussaini
- Nangialai Sayedi
- Qasim Ali Rahimi
- Rahman Ali Nazari
- Raza Mohammadi
- Raza Razai
- Rozeddin Omidwar
- Syed Hameed
- Shams Uddin Amiri
- Wahidullah Nazari
Bangladesh U23
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- Masud Parvez Kaiser
- Rashed Ahmed
- Ashraful Kader Manju
- Abdullah Al Parvez
- Aminul Islam
- Mehedi Hasan Ujjal
- Mustafa Anwar Parvez Babu
- Firoj Mahmud Titu
- Zahid Hasan Ameli
- Monwar Hossain
- Mohammed Sujan
- Ziaur Rahman
- Atiqul Islam Tariq
- Ashraful Karim
- Arman Aziz
- Kamal Hossain
- AKM Harisuzzaman
- Zahidul Hasan Dalim
- Yousuf Ali Khan
- Akram Hossain
India U20
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GK:
DF:
- Habibur Rehman Mondal (Tata Football Academy)
- Gurpreet Singh (Tata Football Academy)
- Warundeep Singh (Tata Football Academy)
- Subhas Mondal (Tata Football Academy)
- N. S. Manju (DYS, Karnataka)
MF:
- Gouramangi Singh (Tata Football Academy)
- Malswama (Tata Football Academy)
- Jerry Zirsanga (Tata Football Academy)
- Debabrata Roy (Tata Football Academy)
- Chitrasen Chandam Singh (Tata Football Academy)
- Shylo Malsawmtluanga (East Bengal)
- Naduparambil Pappachan Pradeep (Kerala)
FW:
- Vimal Pariyar (Tata Football Academy)
- Vanlal Rova (Tata Football Academy)
- Sunil Chhetri (Mohun Bagan)
- Sutang Marlanki (Fransa FC, Goa)
- Sampath Kuttymani (Indian Telephone Industries)
Group B
[edit]Bhutan U23
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- Chencho Gyeltshen
- Dorji Khandu
- Gyeltshen
- Singye Jigme
- Kinley Dorji
- Subba Krishna
- Kunzang Wangchuk
- Nawang Dhendup
- Passang Tshering
- Pema Chophel
- Pema Dorji
- Sangay Khandu
- Sonam Tenzin
- Tashi Dorji
- Tashi Jamtsho
- Ugyen Dorji
- Wangchuck
Nepal U23
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- Dillip Chhetri (RCT)
- Bikash Malla (Friends Club/ANFA Academy U-20)
- Ritesh Thapa (Three Star Club)
DF:
- Sagar Thapa (Sankata)
- Pralya Rajbhandari (Friends Club/ANFA Academy U-20)
- Umesh Upreti (Manang Marsyangdi Club)
- Janak Singh (Three Star Club),
- Anjan K.C. (Friends Club/ANFA Academy U-20)
- Sanjeev Budathoki (Mahendra Police Club)
- Santosh Shrestha (Waling)
MF:
- Bijaya Gurung (Friends Club/ANFA Academy U-20)
- Pradeep Dangol (Friends Club/ANFA Academy U-20)
- Prabesh Katuwal (Friends Club)
- Raju Katuwal (Mahendra Police Club)
- Vishan Gauchan (Friends Club)
- Naveen Neupane (Manang Marsyangdi Club)
FW:
- Raj Kumar Ghising (Sankata U-17)
- Jibesh Pandey (Sankata),
- Prabin Manandhar (Friends Club/ANFA Academy U-20)
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "9th South Asian Federation Games 2004 (Pakistan)". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved 1 June 2014.
- ^ "The Indian U20 Team at the 2004 Islamabad SAF Games". indianfootball. Retrieved 1 June 2014.
- ^ "The Booters' gold hunt starts today". archive.thedailystar.net. Archived from the original on 2023-05-15. Retrieved 2022-12-08.