Pakistan’s Hockey Legend Signs One-Year Deal
Sohail Abbas, Pakistan’s legendary penalty corner specialist, has signed a one-year contract with the Malaysian Hockey Confederation (MHC). With this partnership, Sohail aims to elevate the drag-flicking skills of Malaysian players, a key aspect of modern hockey. Renowned for being Pakistan’s highest international goal-scorer, he brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the Malaysian team.
Record-Breaking Career and International Recognition
Sohail Abbas holds an impressive record of 348 goals in 311 international matches, making him one of the greatest drag-flickers in the history of the sport. Despite his exceptional career, he had previously declined coaching roles from the Pakistan Hockey Federation. His decision to now work with the Malaysian team reflects his continued passion for developing the next generation of hockey talent.
Collaborating with Malaysia’s Coaching Team
In his new role, Sohail will work closely with Malaysia’s head coach, Surjit Singh, to enhance the team’s performance in penalty corners. Improving penalty corner conversion rates will be a major focus for the team as they look to become more competitive on the international stage. Sohail’s strategic insights and drag-flicking mastery will undoubtedly give the Malaysian squad a significant edge.
A New Chapter in Sohail’s Career
Although Sohail Abbas has kept a low profile in Pakistan’s hockey community in recent years, his decision to collaborate with the MHC signals a new chapter in his career. His move is expected to make a lasting impact on Malaysian hockey, with many hoping that his expertise will be a game-changer for the team’s future success
