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March 2021 1999 India-Pakistan field hockey test series 3 February 1999 - 24 February 1999 New Delhi, Bhopal, Hyderabad, Chennai Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Rawalpindi PAK Pakistan won the series 5-3 PAK Sohail Abbas 10 8 in 8 host cities 2004 9 2004 India-Pakistan field hockey test series 1998 1998 India-Pakistan field hockey test series The 1999 Indo-Pak series (known as the Pepsi hockey series for sponsorship reasons) was the 6th series of bilateral field hockey matches between India and Pakistan. The series consisted of nine matches with India hosting the first leg of four matches and Pakistan hosting the second leg of five matches from 3 February 1999 to 24 February 1999. Pakistan won the series 5–3.DAWN WIRE SERVICE : 20 February 1999 Issue : 05/08 https://asianstudies.github.io/area-studies/SouthAsia/SAserials/Dawn/1999/20Feb99.html#over 2021-03-24 asianstudies.github.io Sohail Abbas, Pakistan's world renowned 'King of the drag flick',28 August 2009 Profile of Sohail Abbas https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/ab/sohail-abbas-1.html https://web.archive.org/web/20200417093011/https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/ab/sohail-abbas-1.html 17 April 2020 20 October 2020 SR/Olympic Sports websiteG Eddie 24 September 2019 Who is the drag flick king, Sohail Abbas? https://hockeyhooked.com/who-is-the-drag-flick-king-sohail-abbas/ 27 May 2021 was the top scorer on both sides, netting 10 goals, and scoring at least once in six of the nine matches. Background India went into the series as Asian Games Champions having defeated South Korea in the final of the 1998 Asian Games in December the previous year. Pakistan had been runner-ups in the 1998 Champions Trophy in Lahore a month before that.February 1999 Bulletin https://www.bharatiyahockey.org/1999/feb1999.html 2021-03-24 www.bharatiyahockey.org Venues MatchLocationStadium NameDateFirstNew DelhiDhyan Chand National Stadium3 FebruarySecondBhopalAish Bag Stadium5 FebruaryThirdHyderabadBegumpeth Hockey Stadium8 FebruaryFourthChennaiMayor Radhakrishnan Stadium10 FebruaryFifthLahoreNational Hockey Stadium16 FebruarySixthKarachiHockey Club of Pakistan18 FebruarySeventhPeshawarLala Ayub Stadium20 FebruaryEighthRawalpindiArmy Stadium22 FebruaryNinthLahoreNational Hockey Stadium24 February Squads India IndiaPakistan Pakistan Anil Aldrin (C) Jagdish Poonappa (GK) B. C. Poonacha (GK) P. U. Boppanna (GK) Dilip Tirkey Lazarus Barla Baljit Singh Saini Mohammed Riaz Ramandeep Singh Thirumal Valavan Shanmugham Pandurangan L. Prabhakaran Sameer Dad Gagan Ajit Singh Daljit Singh Dhillon Rajesh Chauhan Ravinder Singh Gurusevak Singh Kamal Horo Surinder Singh Deepak Thakur Sarabjit Singh Baljit Singh Dhillon Atif Bashir (C) Muhammad Qasim (GK) Ahmad Alam (GK) Sohail Abbas Aamir Saleem Muhamad Danish Kaleem Irfan Yousaf Muhammad Saqlain Waseem Ahmed Asad Qureshi Mubashir Mukhtar Muhammad Irfan Ejaz Rasool Muhammad Nadeem Muhammad Anis Ahmed Muhammad Sarwar Muhammad Khalid Naveed AsimCoach India Vasudevan BhaskaranCoach Pakistan Shahnaz Sheikh Results Pakistan won the series 5-3 +First LegMatchDateScoreLocation13 FebruaryIndia 3-4 (AET) Pakistan New Delhi25 FebruaryIndia 1-4 PakistanBhopal38 FebruaryIndia 2-5 PakistanHyderabad410 FebruaryIndia 3-0 PakistanChennai +Second LegMatchDateScoreLocation116 FebruaryPakistan 4-2 IndiaLahore218 FebruaryPakistan 4-2 IndiaKarachi320 FebruaryPakistan 1-2 IndiaPeshawar422 FebruaryPakistan 3-3 (11-10 p.s.o) IndiaRawalpindi524 FebruaryPakistan 2-3 IndiaLahore Matches First leg Match 1 3 February 1999 Dhyan Chand National Stadium, New Delhi India Pakistan 3 - 4 (AET) Yes 15,000 Hamish Jamson (ENG) David Gentles (AUS) Gagan FG 25 FG 64 Dad FG 52 Abbas PC 10 PC 33 Nadeem FG 40 Bashir FG 85 Report Match 2 5 February 1999 Aishbagh Stadium, Bhopal India Pakistan 12,000 Hamish Jamson (ENG) David Gentles (AUS) 1 - 4 Gagan FG 2 Asim FG 7 Irfan FG 42 Abbas PC 64 PC 65 Report Match 3 8 February 1999 Begumpeth Hockey Stadium, Hyderabad India Pakistan 2 - 5 Hamish Jamson (ENG) David Gentles (AUS) Dhillon FG 19 PS 59 Irfan FG 4 PC 31 Abbas PC 10 Bashir FG 44 FG 48 Report Match 4 10 February 1999 Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium, Chennai India Pakistan Hamish Jamson (ENG) David Gentles (AUS) 3 - 0 Chuahan FG 3 PC 53 Dhillon FG 18 Report Second leg Match 1 16 February 1999 National Hockey Stadium, Lahore 12,000 Pakistan India 4 - 2 Poudfoot Garth (RSA) Philip Schellekens (NED) Bashir FG 20 Abbas PC 25 PC 69 Khalid FG 39 Saini PS 50 Dhillon PC 56 Report Match 2 18 February 1999 Hockey Club of Pakistan, Karachi Poudfoot Garth (RSA) Philip Schellekens (NED) Pakistan India 4 - 2 Bashir FG 10 Asim FG 17 FG 34 Sarwar FG 58 Report Horo FG 62 Dhillon FG 64 Match 3 20 February 1999 Lala Ayub Stadium, Peshawar Pakistan India Poudfoot Garth (RSA) Philip Schellekens (NED) 1 - 2 Abbas PC 38 Dhillon FG 13 Chauhan FG 36 8,000 Report Match 4 Army Stadium, Rawalpindi Pakistan 22 February 1999 India 3 - 3 Yes 11-10 Bashir FG 49 Abbas PC 66 Khalid FG 67 Dhillon PC 25 FG 59 Gagan PS 69 Report Poudfoot Garth (RSA) Philip Schellekens (NED) 10,000 Match 5 24 February 1999 National Hockey Stadium, Lahore 15,000 Pakistan India 2 - 3 Poudfoot Garth (RSA) Philip Schellekens (NED) Abbas PC 9 Khalid FG 14 Tirkey PS 37 Saini PC 53 Dhillon PC 66 Report Statistics Pakistan - Total goals scored 27 India - Total goals scored 21 Goalscorers There were 48 goals scored in 9 matches for an average of 5.33 goals per match *PAK Sohail Abbas *IND Baljit Singh Dhillon *PAK Atif Bashir *IND Gagan Ajit Singh *PAK Naveed Asim IND Ramesh Chauhan PAK Muhammd Irfan PAK Muhammad Khalid *IND Baljit Singh Saini *IND Sameer Dad PAK Muhammad Nadeem PAK Muhammad Sarwar IND Kamal Horo IND Dilip Tirkey References Category:India–Pakistan field hockey rivalry Category:1999 in Pakistani sport Category:1999 in Indian sport