1976 Quaid-e-Azam International Tournament

November 2024 Quaid-e-Azam International Tournament 1976 File:Pakistan vs Afghanistan, 1976 Quaid-e-Azam International Football Tournament.jpg Pakistan vs Afghanistan on 12 October 1976 Pakistan 12–18 October 1976 3 1 Hockey Club of Pakistan China Guangdong 1 PAK Pakistan Greens AFG 1974 3 15 1982 CHN Rong Zhixing (3 goals) The 1976 Quaid-e-Azam International Tournament also called Quaid-e-Azam Birth Centenary International Football Tournament,https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Pakistan_Year_Book/I89FAQAAIAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&bsq=%22delighted+the+crowd+by+their+superb+display+of+high-+flight+football+and+defeated+Pakistan+Greens+by+1-5+goals+.+The+Chinese+won+the%22&dq=%22delighted+the+crowd+by+their+superb+display+of+high-+flight+football+and+defeated+Pakistan+Greens+by+1-5+goals+.+The+Chinese+won+the%22&printsec=frontcover Pakistan Year Book 1977 East & West Publishing Company 93 en was the first edition of the Quaid-e-Azam International Tournament.Ahsan Ali 2010-12-23 A history of football in Pakistan — Part II https://www.dawn.com/news/593096/a-history-of-football-in-pakistan-part-ii 2024-01-21 DAWN.com en The event was held at the Hockey Stadium in Karachi, Pakistan. Overview left|thumb|Pakistan captain Ghulam Sarwar Sr. (left), and Afghanistan captain Rahmatullah Ahmadzai (right) before the opening match between Pakistan Greens and Afghanistan Originally scheduled for 22 October, the tournament was initially designed with two groups, Group A consisting of Chinese team Guangdong, the full Afghanistan national team,Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1976-10-12 https://content.library.arizona.edu/digital/collection/p16127coll6/id/34875/rec/1 2025-07-15 content.library.arizona.edu and Pakistan Greens (the full Pakistan national team). The Group B comprised Malaysia, Mauritius, and Pakistan Reds (Pakistan B team).Quaid-E-Azam International Cup (Pakistan) https://www.rsssf.org/tablesq/quaid-e-azam.html#76 2024-01-21 rsssf.orgkashif.hussain 2019-03-17 What's in a game? A devoted coach has high hopes for football in Pakistan https://tribune.com.pk/story/1931523/whats-game-devoted-coach-high-hopes-football-pakistan 2025-06-20 The Express Tribune en However, in early October, the tournament's start date was abruptly moved up to 12 October. Malaysia (originally set to arrive on the 18th) and Mauritius (on the 19th) were unable to adjust their travel plans on short notice. As a result, only Group A matches were played in the initial days of the tournament. By 16 October, the Pakistan Football Federation declared that the tournament would only include Group A, citing Malaysia's withdrawal. Additionally, Mauritius was slated to participate in exhibition matches against Pakistan and China. Subsequently, on 20 October, it was announced that Mauritius had decided to cancel its visit altogether. The Chinese team departed on 21 October. Venue KarachiPakistan center 250 Pakistan 24 51 67 0 left KarachiHockey StadiumCapacity: 30,00080x80px Squads Source: RSSSF Guangdong (China)AfghanistanPakistan GreensPakistan Reds Leader: Yang Guofeng Deputy leader: Zhang Riyang Coaches: Su Yongshun, Chen Hanlin Leader: Zainul Abideen Usmani Deputy leader: Sadullah Ahmadzai Coach: Sergey Salnikov Manager: Pir Bux Coach: Géza Kalocsay Manager: Allah Bux He Jia (captain) Yang Fusheng Jia Yuehua Ye Xiquan Du Qingen Wu Zhiying Du Zhiren       Yang Weixiang Wei Chongjin Rong Zhixing Ta Jieqiu Cai Jinbiao Xie Zhiguang         Chen Xirong Ou Weiting Chen Weihao He Jinlun Guan Zhirui Abdul Wakil Arghandiwal (GK) Shah Mahmood (GK) Abdul Basir Nasiri (DF) Asadullah Kazimi (DF) Mohammad Ismail (DF) Rahmatullah Ahmadzai (DF) (captain) Farid Ahmad Mawlawi (DF) Azimshah Gharibzada Mohammad Zaman Usman (MF) Abdul Monim Kabir (FW) Mohammad Farooq Sidiq (MF) Abdul Karim Karimi (MF) Abdullah Nekzad (MF) Mohammad Yasin Safdari (MF) Mohammad Sabir Rohparwar (FW) Ahmad Shah Lali (FW) Mohammad Ibrahim Hashimi Babar (FW) Najibullah Kargar (MF) Abdul Ghafoor Sahebi Kalendar Shah Ghulam Sarwar (captain) Muhammad Ishaq Changezi Sadiq Masood Muhammad Akbar Raisani Amir Bakhsh Shafi Saleem Butt Abdul Latif Rahman Jan Muhammad Shamim Khan Pir Muhammad Kazim Ali Afzal Qasim Muhammad Idrees Niaz Ali Naji Abdul Wahid Sr. Mujahid Tareen (captain) Muhammad Naqi Khan Tahir Jamshed Taj Naeem Gul Muhammad Siddiq Raisani Anwar Mian Muhammad Sohail Aziz Lal Mohammad Iftikhar Salah Mohammad Lal Bux Muhammad Saleem Zahoor Ashiq Ayub Shamrez Akhtar Maqbool Ahmed Jumma Results main WDL Final result y y 2 GUA China Guangdong PGR PAK Pakistan Greens AFG AFG 1974 2 0 0 11 3 1 0 1 2 5 0 0 2 2 7 gold Champions C complete RSSSF Matches 1976 10 12 y Pakistan Greens PAK 1–0 AFG 1974 https://www.rsssf.org/tablesq/quaid-e-azam.html#76 Qasim 8 Hockey Club Karachi 5,000 PAK Sardar Ali Dara 1976 10 13 y Guangdong China PAK Pakistan Greens 5–1 https://www.rsssf.org/tablesq/quaid-e-azam.html#76 Cai Jinbiao 2Chen Weihao 6Rong Zhixing Ou Weiting Sarwar Hockey Club Karachi 8,000 AFG 1978 Majang Sultan 1976 10 17 y Guangdong China 6–2 AFG 1974 https://www.rsssf.org/tablesq/quaid-e-azam.html#76 Wei Chongjin 6 32Rong Zhixing Ye Xiquan Ta Jieqiu Shah 41Abdul Karim Karimi 75 Hockey Club Karachi 10,000 PAK Sardar Ali Dara Exhibition matches 1976 10 16 y Pakistan Greens PAK 3–2 PAK Pakistan Reds https://www.rsssf.org/tablesq/quaid-e-azam.html#76 Kazim Ali Sarwar Muhammad Saleem Zahoor Hockey Club Karachi 1976 10 18 y Guangdong China 8–2 PAK Pakistan Reds https://www.rsssf.org/tablesq/quaid-e-azam.html#76 Chen Xirong Ta Jieqiu Wei Chongjin Salah Mohammad Mujahid Hockey Club Karachi Statistics Goalscorers 15 3 CHN Rong Zhixing CHN Wei Chongjin CHN Ou Weiting CHN Cai Jinbiao CHN Chen Weihao CHN Ye Xiquan CHN Ta Jieqiu PAK Afzal Qasim PAK Ghulam Sarwar AFG 1974 Ahmad Shah Lali AFG 1974 Abdul Karim Karimi References Category:Quaid-e-Azam International Cup Category:1976 in Pakistani sport Category:1976 in Asian men's international football Category:Football in Karachi Category:October 1976 sports events in Asia Category:20th century in Karachi