List of international goals scored by Sohail Abbas

Sohail Abbas is a former professional field hockey player who has represented Pakistan national field hockey team since his debut on 28 February 1998 against India in a bilateral Test match match. He scored his first international goal in the second match of the series off a penalty corner with the goal being the winner in the 2–1 win. He is the current all–time top goalscorer for Pakistan and in international men's field hockey with 348 goals in 311 appearances in post–war era.

On 10 December 1998, Abbas scored his first international hat–trick against Hong Kong at the 1998 Asian Games. He has scored 23 international hat–tricks a world record and on one occasion he scored seven goals in a single match which puts him among the only six Pakistani players to have scored a double hat–trick in international matches. He finished the calendar year 1999 with 60 goals breaking the 58 goals world record of Paul Litjens of Netherlands. On 18 September 2000 Abbas became the quickest to complete 100 international goals when he scored a hat–trick against the Great Britain at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. He did so in a record period of two years, six months and 18 days in 83 appearances. ^[1]

On 24 January 2002 Abbas scored a goal in the 2–2 draw against Australia in a six nations invitational tournament in Kuala Lumpur taking his tally to 151 goals, thus becoming his country's all–time top scorer, surpassing the record of 150 goals set by Hassan Sardar. ^[2] He scored twice in a thrilling 5–6 win against Argentina on 17 August at the 2003 Hockey Champions Trophy completing his 200 international goals becoming the first and as of now the only Pakistani player to do so. ^[3] On 8 October 2004 Abbas scored his 268th international goal against India at Amritsar in a bilateral test series match becoming the highest goalscorer in international hockey surpassing Paul Litjens's 267 goals for Netherlands, a record which he currently holds. ^[4] Abbas has participated in the two most prestigious tournaments in international field hockey seven times: FIH Hockey World Cups in 1998, 2002 2006 and 2010 and three Olympics in 2000, 2004 and 2012, scoring in all of them while being the top scorer at the 2002 World Cup and 2004 Olympics with 10 and 11 goals respectively. He has also appeared in the former Hockey Champions Trophy organized by FIH eight times from 1998 to 2011 being the top scorer for Pakistan in the competition with 41 goals. ^[5] He has scored 54 goals against India, most goals against a single opponent. He has scored 74 international goals at the Malaysia National Hockey Stadium in Kuala Lumpur, his most at a single venue.

Goals

As of last match played on 9 August 2012

No	Cap	Date	Opponent	Result	Venue	Competition	Ref
1	2	1 March 1998	India	2–1	Army Hockey Stadium, Rawalpindi, Pakistan	Test match	[6]
2	3	5 March 1998	India	3–4	National Hockey Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan		[6]
3
4	11	16 May 1998	Belgium	3–6	KHC Dragons Stadium, Antwerp, Belgium	Test match	[7]
5
6	13	21 May 1998	Malaysia	2–7	Stadion Galgenwaard, Utrecht, Netherlands	1998 FIH Hockey World Cup	[8]
7	15	25 May 1998	Spain	1–2			[9]
8	21	1 November 1998	Spain	2–2	National Hockey Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan	1998 Hockey Champions Trophy	[10]
9	22	3 November 1998	Australia	4–4			[11]
10	23	4 November 1998	Netherlands	5–3			[12]
11	24	6 November 1998	Germany	3–1			[13]
12	26	8 December 1998	Thailand	8–0	Queen Siritkit Sport Complex, Bangkok, Thailand	1998 Asian Games	[7]
13	27	10 December 1998	Hong Kong	5–0			[7]
14
15
16	29	14 December 1998	Japan	1–1			[14]
17	30	17 December 1998	South Korea	3–2			[14]
18
19	31	19 December 1998	Japan	3–0			[14]
20
21	32	3 February 1999	India	3–4	Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, New Delhi, India	Test match	[15]
22
23	33	5 February 1999	India	1–4	Aishbagh Stadium,Bhopal, India		[16]
24
25	34	8 February 1999	India	2–5	Begumpeth Hockey Stadium, Hyderabad, India		[16]
26	36	16 February 1999	India	4–2	National Hockey Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan		[16]
27
28	38	20 February 1999	India	1–2	Lala Ayub Stadium, Peshawar, Pakistan		[16]
29	39	22 February 1999	India	3–3	Army Hockey Stadium, Rawalpindi, Pakistan		[16]
30	40	24 February 1999	India	2–3	National Hockey Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan		[16]
31	41	2 April 1999	Canada	6–3	Malaysia National Hockey Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	1999 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup	[17]
32
33	42	4 April 1999	South Korea	2–6			[18]
34
35	43	5 April 1999	New Zealand	5–2			[19]
36
37
38	44	7 April 1999	Malaysia	1–5			[20]
39
40	45	8 April 1999	Germany	4–2			[21]
41
42	46	10 April 1999	South Korea	3–1			[22]
43	49	13 June 1999	South Korea	2–2	Queensland State Hockey Centre, Brisbane, Australia	1999 Hockey Champions Trophy	[23]
44	51	18 June 1999	Australia	2–1			[24]
45	52	20 June 1999	England	4–3			[25]
46
47	53	11 August 1999	Germany	4–4	Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, Netherlands	Four Nations Tournament	[26]
48
49	54	12 August 1999	Spain	3–6			[27]
50
51	55	14 August 1999	Netherlands	4–6			[28]
52
53	56	15 August 1999	Netherlands	4–2			[29]
54
55	57	17 August 1999	Switzerland	3–6	Cornaredo Stadium, Lugano, Switzerland	Test match	[30]
56
57
58	59	20 August 1999	France	8–2	Hockey Club Rotweiss Wettingen, Wettingen, Switzerland	Tri Nation Series	[31]
59
60	60	21 August 1999	Switzerland	4–8			[32]
61
62
63
64
65	62	19 November 1999	Sri Lanka	15–0	Malaysia National Hockey Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	1999 Hockey Asia Cup	[33]
66
67
68
69
70
71
72	63	21 November 1999	China	10–1			[34]
73
74
75
76	64	23 November 1999	Bangladesh	6–0			[35]
77
78
79	65	24 November 1999	South Korea	1–0			[36]
80	66	26 November 1999	Malaysia	3–2			[37]
81	68	10 March 2000	Switzerland	7–3	Nagai Sports Ground, Osaka, Japan	2000 Olympic Qualifiers	[38]
82
83	69	11 March 2000	Spain	4–4			[39]
84
85
86
87	70	13 March 2000	Belarus	6–0			[40]
88
89
90	72	16 March 2000	Argentina	3–4			[41]
91	73	18 March 2000	South Korea	1–3			[42]
92	74	20 March 2000	Spain	2–3			[43]
93
94	75	8 August 2000	Australia	4–2	Commonwealth Hockey Stadium, Perth, Australia	Test match	[44]
95
96	76	11 August 2000	Australia	1–2			[45]
97	79	31 August 2000	New Zealand	0–1	North Harbour Hockey Stadium, Albany, New Zealand	Test match	[46]
98	81	3 September 2000	New Zealand	1–5	Lloyd Elsmore Hockey Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand		[47]
99	82	16 September 2000	Canada	2–2	Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Center, Sydney, Australia	2000 Summer Olympics	[48]
100	83	18 September 2000	Great Britain	1–8			[49]
101
102
103	84	21 September 2000	Germany	1–1			[50]
104	85	23 September 2000	Malaysia	2–2			[51]
105	86	26 September 2000	Netherlands	0–2			[52]
106	88	30 September 2000	Australia	3–6			[53]
107	89	11 March 2001	China	3–1	Maulana Bhasani Hockey Stadium, Dhaka, Bangladesh	Gold Cup Tournament Dhaka	[54]
108
109	91	15 March 2001	Ireland	1–6			[55]
110
111	93	18 March 2001	Japan	5–3			[56]
112
113
114	95	15 June 2001	Spain	2–6	Estadi de Hockey Josep Marquès, Terrassa, Spain	Test match	[57]
115
116	96	17 June 2001	Spain	3–3	Real Club de Polo de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain		[57]
117	97	20 June 2001	Germany	4–2	MSV Duisburg 02 Hockey, Duisburg, Germany	Test match	[57]
118	98	22 June 2001	Netherlands	1–1	UHC Clubanlage, Hamburg, Germany	2001 Hamburg Masters	[58]
119	99	23 June 2001	Germany	3–2			[59]
120	100	24 June 2001	South Korea	8–6			[59]
121
122
123	101	26 June 2001	Belgium	2–1	KHC Dragons Stadium, Antwerp, Belgium	Test match	[59]
124	103	30 June 2001	Netherlands	0–3	De Klapperboom, Utrecht, Netherlands	Test match	[60]
125	104	1 July 2001	Netherlands	2–2	De Roggewoning, The Hague, Netherlands		[61]
126	105	2 August 2001	Australia	5–3	Malaysia National Hockey Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	2001 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup	[62]
127	106	3 August 2001	South Korea	2–2			[63]
128	107	5 August 2001	India	4–3			[64]
129	108	6 August 2001	England	3–4			[65]
130
131	109	8 August 2001	Malaysia	3–4			[66]
132
133
134	110	9 August 2001	Germany	3–5			[67]
135	111	12 August 2001	Australia	4–3			[68]
136	112	3 November 2001	Netherlands	1–1	Hazelaarweg Stadion, Rotterdam, Netherlands	2001 Hockey Champions Trophy	[69]
137	114	6 November 2001	Australia	3–1			[70]
138	115	7 November 2001	Germany	4–5			[71]
139
140
141	116	10 November 2001	England	3–6			[72]
142
143	117	11 November 2001	Netherlands	2–5			[73]
144	118	16 January 2002	Malaysia	3–3	Malaysia National Hockey Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	Test match	[74]
145
146	119	18 January 2002	Netherlands	3–0		Six Nations Kuala Lumpur	[75]
147	120	20 January 2002	Malaysia	1–4			[76]
148	121	21 January 2002	Malaysia	9–1			[77]
149
150	122	23 January 2002	New Zealand	3–1			[78]
151	123	24 January 2002	Australia	2–2			[79]
152	124	26 January 2002	Australia	4–3			[80]
153	125	24 February 2002	South Africa	5–0		2002 FIH Hockey World Cup	[81]
154
155	126	25 February 2002	Belgium	3–2			[82]
156
157	128	28 February 2002	Argentina	2–1			[83]
158	131	5 March 2002	Germany	2–3			[84]
159
160	132	7 March 2002	Malaysia	1–2			[85]
161	133	8 March 2002	Argentina	3–5			[86]
162
163	135	16 July 2002	Spain	2–4	Campo de Hockey Bidebieta, San Sebastian, Spain	Test match	[87]
164
165	136	18 July 2002	Spain	2–3	Complejo De Deportes La Alberica, Santander, Spain		[88]
166
167	137	20 July 2002	Spain	3–5	Club de Campo, Madrid, Spain		[88]
168
169	138	27 July 2002	England	0–3	Belle Vue Hockey Centre, Manchester, England	2002 Commonwealth Games	[89]
170
171
172	140	30 July 2002	Canada	2–0			[90]
173	142	4 August 2002	South Africa	10–2			[91]
174
175
176
177
178	144	1 September 2002	South Korea	1–4	Kölner Stadtwald, Cologne, Germany	2002 Hockey Champions Trophy	[92]
179	146	4 September 2002	India	3–2			[93]
180	147	6 September 2002	Australia	2–0			[94]
181	149	30 September 2002	China	8–3	Gangseo Hockey Stadium, Busan, South Korea	2002 Asian Games	[95]
182
183	150	4 October 2002	Bangladesh	0–9			[96]
184
185	152	10 October 2002	India	3–4			[97]
186
187	153	12 October 2002	Malaysia	1p–1			[98]
188	154	17 March 2003	Malaysia	3–5	Azlan Shah Stadium, Ipoh, Malaysia	Test match	[99]
189
190	155	18 March 2003	Malaysia	1–4			[100]
191
192	157	22 March 2003	New Zealand	6–1		2003 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup	[101]
193	158	23 March 2003	Germany	4–3			[102]
194	159	26 March 2003	Malaysia	3–1			[103]
195
196	160	28 March 2003	South Korea	0–1			[104]
197	162	13 August 2003	Netherlands	5–2	Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, Netherlands	Test match	[105]
198	163	16 August 2003	Australia	4–4		2003 Hockey Champions Trophy	[106]
199
200	164	17 August 2003	Argentina	5–6			[107]
201
202	165	19 August 2003	Netherlands	2–2			[108]
203	166	21 August 2003	Germany	5–2			[109]
204	167	22 August 2003	India	7–4			[110]
205	168	24 August 2003	India	4–3			[111]
206
207	169	21 September 2003	Bangladesh	8–0	Malaysia National Hockey Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	2003 Hockey Asia Cup	[112]
208
209	170	22 September 2003	China	7–1			[113]
210
211	171	24 September 2003	India	4–2			[114]
212	173	28 September 2003	India	4–2			[115]
213
214	174	14 December 2003	Malaysia	4–1	Hockey Club of Pakistan,Karachi, Pakistan	Test match	[116]
215
216	176	9 January 2004	India	3–2	Malaysia National Hockey Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	2004 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup	[117]
217
218
219	178	12 January 2004	Germany	3–4			[118]
220
221
222	179	14 January 2004	Malaysia	1–1			[119]
223	180	15 January 2004	Australia	2–2			[120]
224	181	18 January 2004	Australia	3–4			[121]
225
226	182	2 March 2004	Canada	4–2	Club de Campo, Madrid, Spain	2004 Olympic Qualifiers	[122]
227
228	184	6 March 2004	India	5–3			[123]
229
230
231
232	186	9 March 2004	New Zealand	1–4			[124]
233
234	188	13 March 2004	India	2–4			[125]
235	189	6 June 2004	Australia	2–1	Chase Park Cannock Hockey Club, Cannock, England	Tri–Nation Series	[126]
236	190	7 June 2004	Great Britain	3–2			[127]
237	191	10 June 2004	Australia	3–2	Highfields Hockey Centre, Nottingham, England		[128]
238
239	193	13 June 2004	Germany	3–1	Hockey Olympiastadion, Berlin, Germany	Test match	[129]
240	194	14 June 2004	Germany	2–1	Hockeystadion SC Charlottenburg, Berlin, Germany		[130]
241	195	18 June 2004	South Korea	1–1	Uhlenhorster Hockey Club, Hamburg, Germany	2004 Hamburg Masters	[131]
242	196	19 June 2004	Argentina	6–3			[132]
243	197	20 June 2004	Germany	3–2			[133]
244	199	29 June 2004	India	6–1	Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, Netherlands	2004 Hockey RaboTrophy	[134]
245
246	201	3 July 2004	India	5–3			[135]
247
248	202	31 July 2004	Argentina	2–2	Club de Hockey Alcalá, Alcalá la Real, Spain	Tri–Nation Series	[128]
249	203	1 August 2004	Spain	1–3			[136]
250
251	205	17 August 2004	Egypt	0–7	Hellinikon Olympic Hockey Centre, Athens, Greece	2004 Summer Olympics	[137]
252
253
254
255	206	19 August 2004	South Korea	3–0			[138]
256	208	23 August 2004	Great Britain	8–2			[139]
257
258	209	25 August 2004	India	3–0			[140]
259	210	27 August 2004	New Zealand	2–4			[141]
260
261
262	211	24 September 2004	India	2–1	Hockey Club of Pakistan, Karachi, Pakistan	Test match	[142]
263	213	29 September 2004	India	3–2	Lala Ayub Stadium, Peshawar, Pakistan		[143]
264	214	1 October 2004	India	4–4	National Hockey Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan		[144]
265
266	215	4 October 2004	India	1–3	Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, New Delhi, India		[145]
267
268	217	8 October 2004	India	1–2	Guru Nank Dev University Stadium, Amritsar, India		[146]
269	219	4 December 2004	Germany	3–1	National Hockey Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan	2004 Hockey Champions Trophy	[147]
270	220	5 December 2004	New Zealand	1–3			[148]
271
272	221	7 December 2004	Netherlands	1–4			[149]
273	222	8 December 2004	India	2–1			[150]
274	224	12 December 2004	India	3–2			[151]
275	225	22 July 2006	Australia	3–2	Atlètic Terrassa Hockey Club, Terrassa, Spain	2006 Hockey Champions Trophy	[152]
276
277	226	23 July 2006	Germany	3–3			[153]
278
279	228	27 July 2006	Spain	2–3			[154]
280	230	29 July 2006	Argentina	3–1			[155]
281	231	25 August 2006	Germany	1–2	Uhlenhorster HC, Hamburg, Germany	2006 Hamburg Masters	[156]
282	232	26 August 2006	Netherlands	6–4			[157]
283
284
285	234	7 September 2006	Japan	4–0	Warsteiner HockeyPark, Mönchengladbach, Germany	2006 FIH Hockey World Cup	[158]
286
287	236	10 September 2006	Spain	2–2			[159]
288	239	15 September 2006	Netherlands	2–3			[160]
289	240	10 May 2009	India	2–3	Kuantan Hockey Stadium, Kuantan, Malaysia	2009 Hockey Asia Cup	[161]
290	243	31 October 2009	Italy	5–0	Lille Hockey Club, Lille, France	2009 World Cup Qualifiers	[162]
291
292	244	1 November 2009	Russia	5–0			[163]
293	245	3 November 2009	France	2–4			[164]
294
295	246	5 November 2009	Japan	1–6			[165]
296
297	248	8 November 2009	Japan	3–1			[166]
298
299	249	6 December 2009	Canada	2–1	Salta Hockey Association Park, Salta, Argentina	2009 Hockey Champions Challenge	[167]
300
301	250	8 December 2009	Argentina	3–1			[168]
302	251	10 December 2009	South Africa	4–1			[169]
303	252	6 December 2009	India	3–6			[170]
304
305	253	13 December 2009	New Zealand	4–2			[171]
306	257	21 January 2010	Netherlands	2–2	Al Rayaan Stadium, Doha, Qatar	Test match	[172]
307	258	28 February 2010	India	4–1	Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, New Delhi, India	2010 Hockey World Cup	[173]
308	262	8 March 2010	Australia	2–1			[174]
309	264	17 November 2010	Hong Kong	12–0	Aoti Hockey Field, Guangzhou, China	2010 Asian Games	[175]
310
311	265	18 November 2010	Japan	2–8			[176]
312
313	267	21 November 2010	Bangladesh	2–8			[177]
314
315	269	23 November 2010	Malaysia	2–0			[178]
316	271	6 May 2011	South Korea	4–2	Azlan Shah Stadium, Ipoh, Malaysia	2011 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup	[179]
317	272	8 May 2011	Great Britain	3–2			[180]
318	273	9 May 2011	Australia	1–5			[181]
319	274	11 May 2011	India	1–3			[182]
320	275	14 May 2011	Malaysia	3–2			[183]
321	276	15 May 2011	Australia	3–2			[184]
322	278	22 June 2011	China	2–3	UCD National Hockey Stadium, Dublin, Republic of Ireland	UCD Four Nations Dublin	[185]
323	279	24 June 2011	Ireland	1–2			[186]
324	280	25 June 2011	Ireland	2–1			[187]
325
326	281	29 June 2011	England	2–2	Wagener Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands	2011 Hockey RaboTrophy	[188]
327	284	6 July 2011	New Zealand	4–1		Test match	[189]
328	287	15 July 2011	Netherlands	2–2		Test match	[190]
329	288	16 July 2011	Netherlands	2–1			[191]
330	290	28 October 2011	India	3–3	Busselton Hockey Stadium, Busselton, Australia	Tri–Nation Series	[192]
331
332	291	30 October 2011	Australia	8–2	Bunbury Hockey Stadium, Bunbury, Australia		[193]
333
334	292	1 November 2011	India	1–1			[194]
335	293	3 November 2011	Australia	3–4	Perth Hockey Stadium, Perth, Australia		[195]
336	295	5 December 2011	Spain	4–2	North Harbor Hockey Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand	2011 Hockey Champions Trophy	[196]
337	296	24 May 2012	Argentina	4–2	Azlan Shah Stadium, Ipoh, Malaysia	2012 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup	[197]
338	300	31 May 2012	India	2–1			[198]
339	302	11 June 2012	Belgium	6–1	Sportcentrum Wilrijkse Plein, Antwerp, Belgium	Test match	[199]
340	303	13 June 2012	Germany	3–4	KTHC Stadion Rot–Weiss Köln, Cologne, Germany	Test match	[200]
341
342
343
344	307	1 August 2012	Argentina	2–0	Riverbank Arena, London, England	2012 Summer Olympics	[201]
345	308	3 August 2012	Great Britain	4–1			[202]
346	309	5 August 2012	South Africa	5–4			[203]
347	Unofficial match	12 August 2003	Netherlands	4–4	Amstelveen, Netherlands	Test match	[204]
348

Hat-tricks

No.	Date	Venue	Goals	Opponent	Result	Competition	Ref.
1	10 December 1998	Queen Siritkit Sport Complex, Bangkok, Thailand	3  9', 32', 50'	Hong Kong	5-0	1998 Asian Games	[205]
2	5 April 1999	Malaysia National Hockey Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	3  24', 53', 59'	New Zealand	5-2	1999 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup	[206]
3	17 August 1999	Cornaredo Stadium, Lugano, Switzerland	3  47', 59', 65'	Switzerland	3-6	Test match	[207]
4	21 August 1999	Hockey Club Rotweiss Wettingen, Wettingen, Switzerland	5  9', 26', 41', 47', 60'	Switzerland	4-8	Tri-Nation Series	[208]
5	19 November 1999	Malaysia National Hockey Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	7  2', 11', 20', 38', 42', 48', 55'	Sri Lanka	15-0	1999 Hockey Asia Cup	[209]
6	21 November 1999		3  19', 42', 50', 61'	China	10-1		[210]
7	23 November 1999		3  17', 25', 63'	Bangladesh	6-0		[211]
8	11 March 2000	Nagai Sports Ground, Osaka, Japan	4  4', 8', 26', 41'	Spain	4-4	2000 Olympic Qualifiers	[212]
9	13 March 2000		3  21', 25', 40'	Belarus	6-0		[213]
10	18 September 2000	Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Center, Sydney, Australia	3  7', 10', 31'	Great Britain	1-8	2000 Summer Olympics	[214]
11	18 March 2001	Maulana Bhasani Hockey Stadium, Dhaka, Bangladesh	3  8', 18', 39'	Japan	5-3	Gold Cup Tournament Dhaka	[215]
12	24 June 2001	UHC Clubanlage, Hamburg, Germany	3  17', 40', 63'	South Korea	8-6	2001 Hamburg Masters	[216]
13	8 August 2001	Azlan Shah Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	3  7', 62', 62'	Malaysia	3-4	2001 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup	[217]
14	7 November 2001	Hazelaarweg Stadion, Rotterdam, Netherlands	3  34', 35', 51'	Germany	4-5	2001 Champions Trophy	[218]
15	27 July 2002	Belle Vue Hockey Centre, Manchester, England	3  34', 35', 51'	England	0-3	2002 Commonwealth Games	[219]
16	4 August 2002		5  11', 33', 34', 42', 48'	South Africa	10-2		[220]
17	9 January 2004	Malaysia National Hockey Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	3  13', 27', 51'	India	3-2	2004 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup	[221]
18	12 January 2004		3  42', 51', 59'	Germany	3-4		[222]
19	6 March 2004	Club de Campo, Madrid, Spain	4  2', 28', 41', 62'	India	5-3	2004 Olympic Qualifiers	[223]
20	17 August 2004	Hellinikon Olympic Hockey Centre, Athens, Greece	4  30', 34', 38', 58'	Egypt	0-7	2004 Summer Olympics	[224]
21	27 August 2004		3  35', 47', 68'	New Zealand	2-4		[225]
22	26 August 2006	Uhlenhorster HC, Hamburg, Germany	3  27', 62', 69'	Netherlands	6-4	2006 Hamburg Masters	[226]
23	13 June 2012	KTHC Stadion Rot-Weiss Köln, Cologne, Germany	4  23', 41', 52', 58'	Germany	3-4	Test match	[227]

Statistics

Caps and Goals by year

Year	Caps	Goals
1998	31	20
1999	36	60
2000	21	26
2001	29	37
2002	36	44
2003	21	30
2004	50	59
2006	16	14
2009	15	17
2010	14	10
2011	26	21
2012	16	10
Total	311	348

Goals by Competition

Competition	Goals
Test matches	65
Invitational Tournaments	63
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup	45
Hockey Champions Trophy	41
Hockey Asia Cup	24
Asian Games	23
Summer Olympics	22
Olympic Qualifiers	22
FIH Hockey World Cup	18
World Cup Qualifiers	9
Commonwealth Games	9
Hockey Champions Challenge	7
Total	348

Goals by opponent

Opponent	Goals
India	54
Germany	30
Australia	28
Malaysia	26
Netherlands	24
Spain	24
South Korea	17
New Zealand	16
Japan	14
Argentina	12
China	11
England	10
Switzerland	10
Bangladesh	9
South Africa	9
Canada	8
Great Britain	8
Sri Lanka	7
Belgium	6
Egypt	4
France	4
Belarus	3
Hong Kong	5
Ireland	5
Italy	2
Russia	1
Thailand	1
Total	348

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