Below are the squads for the Football at the 1951 Asian Games in New Delhi, India.
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MF | Hamid Afzal | |||
| GK | Abdul Ghafoor Assar |  Mahmoudiyeh | ||
| FW | Sarwar Ayubi | |||
| FW | Farid | |||
| MF | Rahman Jahangir | |||
| MF | Yar Mohammed Barakzai | |||
| DF | Ata Mohammad | |||
| FW | Anwar Quadahri | |||
| MF | Khalil Ullah | |||
| DF | Abdul Ghafoor Yusufzai | |||
| DF | Hamid Yusufzai |
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | S.R. Aukim | |||
| DF | R. Rodricks | |||
| DF | Pe Myint | |||
| MF | Ba Kyu | |||
| DF | Hla Kyaing | |||
| MF | H.G. Munro (c) | |||
| FW | T. van Dockum | |||
| FW | Gwan Shein | |||
| FW | Cham Sein | |||
| FW | Ba Than | |||
| FW | Sein Hline |
Coach: Syed Abdul Rahim
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Berland Anthony |  Bengal | ||
| DF | T.M. Varghese | Bombay | ||
| DF | Sailen Manna (c) | 1 September 1924 (aged 26) | Mohun Bagan | |
| MF | Sheikh Abdul Latif | 15 August 1928 (aged 22) | Mohammedan Sporting | |
| DF | Chandan Singh Rawat | 26 July 1928 (aged 22) | Services | |
| MF | Noor Mohammed | Hyderabad City Police | ||
| FW | Pansanttom Venkatesh | East Bengal | ||
| FW | Sahu Mewalal | 1 July 1926 (aged 24) | Eastern Railway | |
| FW | Ahmed Khan | 24 December 1926 (aged 24) | Bengal | |
| FW | P. B. A. Saleh | 28 November 1928 (aged 22) | Bengal | |
| GK | Kenchappa Varadaraj | 7 May 1924 (aged 26) | Mysore | |
| MF | T. Shanmugham | 19 June 1920 (aged 30) | Mysore | |
| FW | Santosh Nandy | Bengal | ||
| DF | Syed Khwaja Azizuddin | 12 July 1930 (aged 20) | Hyderabad City Police | |
| DF | Sunil Chatterjee | Bengal | ||
| MF | Abhoy Ghosh | Bengal | ||
| MF | D.N. Devine Jones | 15 August 1928 (aged 22) | Services | |
| FW | G.Y.S. Laiq | Hyderabad City Police | ||
| FW | Loganathan | Madras | ||
| FW | Madar Abdus Sattar | Bengal | ||
| FW | Runu Guha Thakurta | Bengal | ||
| FW | A. M. Bachan | Orissa |
Coach: 
Choo Seng-Quee
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Maulwi Saelan | 8 August 1928 (aged 22) |  PSM | |
| DF | Chaeruddin Siregar | Persidja | ||
| DF | Sunar | Persib | ||
| MF | Jahja | Persib | ||
| DF | M. Sidhi (c) | Persebaja | ||
| MF | Tan Liong Houw | 26 July 1930 (aged 20) | Persidja | |
| FW | Aang Witarsa | 12 March 1930 (aged 20) | Persib | |
| FW | Tee San Liong | Persebaja | ||
| FW | Darmadhi | |||
| FW | Bhe Ing Hien | Persebaja | ||
| FW | Sugiono | PSIS | ||
| GK | Tan Mo Heng | 28 February 1913 (aged 38) | Persebaja | |
| MF | Aten | Persib | ||
| FW | Ramlan Jatim | 10 September 1922 (aged 28) | PSMS Medan | |
| FW | Ramli Jatim | PSMS Medan | ||
| FW | Soleh |
Coach: Hossein Sadaghiani
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MF | Nader Afshar Alavinejad |  Taj Tehran | ||
| DF | Nader Afshar Naderi | Shahin Tehran | ||
| GK | Amir Aghahosseini (c) | Shahin Tehran | ||
| DF | Amir Araghi | Shahin Tehran | ||
| MF | Mohsen Azad | Shahin Tehran | ||
| MF | Mahmoud Bayati | 22 March 1928 (aged 22) | Taj Tehran | |
| FW | Masoud Boroumand | 12 November 1928 (aged 22) | Shahin Tehran | |
| MF | Hossein Fekri | 15 March 1924 (aged 26) | Daraei Tehran | |
| DF | Aref Gholizadeh | Taj Tehran | ||
| DF | Mansour Hajian | Daraei Tehran | ||
| MF | Parviz Kouzehkanani | Taj Tehran | ||
| FW | George Markarian | Taj Tehran | ||
| FW | Mehdi Masoud-Ansari | Shahin Tehran | ||
| DF | Mehdi Nassiroghloo | Shahin Tehran | ||
| MF | Mahmoud Shakibi | Shahin Tehran | ||
| FW | Hossein Soroudi | Daraei Tehran | ||
| GK | Ghorban Ali Tari | Daraei Tehran |
Coach: Hirokazu Ninomiya (player-coach)
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Yukio Tsuda | 15 August 1917 (aged 33) |  East Japan Heavy Industries | |
| DF | Megumu Tamura | 10 January 1927 (aged 24) | Nippon Oil & Fats | |
| DF | Yoshio Okada | 22 June 1926 (aged 24) | Rokko Club | |
| MF | Koji Miyata | 11 August 1926 (aged 24) | Tanabe Pharmaceuticals | |
| DF | Nobuyuki Kato | 2 January 1920 (aged 31) | Tanabe Pharmaceuticals | |
| MF | Ko Arima | 22 August 1917 (aged 33) | Sankyo Pharmaceuticals | |
| MF | Shigeo Sugimoto | 4 December 1926 (aged 24) | Hankyu Railways | |
| FW | Masanori Tokita | 24 June 1925 (aged 25) | Tanabe Pharmaceuticals | |
| FW | Taro Kagawa | 8 September 1922 (aged 28) | Tanabe Pharmaceuticals | |
| FW | Hirokazu Ninomiya (c) | 22 November 1917 (aged 33) | Keio BRB | |
| FW | Toshio Iwatani | 24 October 1925 (aged 25) | Osaka SC | |
| FW | Takashi Kano | 31 October 1920 (aged 30) | Waseda WMW | |
| FW | Ken Noritake | 18 June 1922 (aged 28) | Nippon Yusen | |
| FW | Seki Matsunaga | 25 June 1928 (aged 22) | Hitachi |
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