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This is an archive article published on October 9, 2004

Sohail nets No 268 to be goalscorer No 1

• This is all because of God’s grace and my fans’ wishes. Scoring the world record goal in India is definitely special. Mujhe...

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• This is all because of God’s grace and my fans’ wishes. Scoring the world record goal in India is definitely special. Mujhe ummeed hai ke main aage bhi team ke liye aur goals score karoon
— Sohail Abbas

• This is an unbelievable and fantastic moment for him, he is a great player. We all wish to share this moment with him. His dedication, concentration, body language and cool mind on-field has no comparison
— Jagbir Singh, India’s asst coach

• Sohail is a great player and human being. His achievement is a great advertisement for the game
— Viren Rasquinha, India captain

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• He is just too good. A world record is a great achievement in any game, and this achievement of his is very good for the team, for himself, for the country as a whole. I hope he continues to score many more goals
— Waseem Ahmed, Pakistan captain

• Hum sab bahut khush hain, yeh Sohail ke liye bahut badi kaamyabi hai. Woh apne aap me ek bahut achcha player hai, we all wish him luck for more such achievements in future
—Rehan Butt, Pakistan player

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