Hockey at the 2014 Commonwealth Games – Men's tournament
May 04, 2024
The men's field hockey event at the 2014 Commonwealth Games was held at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre from 25 July to 3 August 2014.[1] Australia defeated India in the final to take their fifth consecutive gold medal at the Commonwealth Games, whilst England defeated New Zealand on penalties in the bronze medal match.
Two groups each of five teams were drawn. Pool A consisted of Scotland, Australia, India, South Africa and Wales; whilst pool B consisted of Canada, England, Malaysia, New Zealand and Trinidad and Tobago. The teams were required to play each other team in their group once in a group stage format. Three points were awarded for a win and one for a draw, with goal difference being necessary should the teams be tied on the same number of points.
The top two teams from each group qualified for the semifinals (the winner of group A playing the runner-up of group B and vice versa) whilst the teams which did not qualify played the team which achieved their position in the other group (i.e. 3rd place group A played 3rd place group B, 4th place group A played 4th place group B and 5th place group A played 5th place group B) to determine the fifth through to tenth-place rankings.
The winners of the semifinals qualified for the gold medal match whilst the losers played in the bronze medal match. England defeated New Zealand 4–2 on penalties after a 3–3 tie after normal time to take the bronze medal, whilst in the final Australia defeated India 4-0 after normal time to take their fifth consecutive men's hockey gold medal at the Commonwealth Games.
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The men s field hockey event at the 2014 Commonwealth Games was held at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre from 25 July to 3 August 2014 1 Australia defeated India in the final to take their fifth consecutive gold medal at the Commonwealth Games whilst England defeated New Zealand on penalties in the bronze medal match 2014 Commonwealth Games Men s hockeyTournament detailsHost countryScotlandCityGlasgowDates25 July 3 August 2014Teams10Venue s Glasgow National Hockey CentreFinal positionsChampions Australia 5th title Runner up IndiaThird place EnglandTournament statisticsMatches played27Goals scored148 5 48 per match Top scorer s Chris Ciriello Ashley Jackson 9 goals 2010 previous next 2018 Contents 1 Competition format 2 Results 2 1 Preliminary round 2 1 1 Pool A 2 1 2 Pool B 2 2 Fifth to tenth place classification 2 2 1 Ninth and tenth place 2 2 2 Seventh and eighth place 2 2 3 Fifth and sixth place 2 3 Medal round 2 3 1 Semifinals 2 3 2 Bronze medal match 2 3 3 Gold medal match 3 Final rankings 4 Goalscorers 5 ReferencesCompetition format editTwo groups each of five teams were drawn Pool A consisted of Scotland Australia India South Africa and Wales whilst pool B consisted of Canada England Malaysia New Zealand and Trinidad and Tobago The teams were required to play each other team in their group once in a group stage format Three points were awarded for a win and one for a draw with goal difference being necessary should the teams be tied on the same number of points The top two teams from each group qualified for the semifinals the winner of group A playing the runner up of group B and vice versa whilst the teams which did not qualify played the team which achieved their position in the other group i e 3rd place group A played 3rd place group B 4th place group A played 4th place group B and 5th place group A played 5th place group B to determine the fifth through to tenth place rankings The winners of the semifinals qualified for the gold medal match whilst the losers played in the bronze medal match England defeated New Zealand 4 2 on penalties after a 3 3 tie after normal time to take the bronze medal whilst in the final Australia defeated India 4 0 after normal time to take their fifth consecutive men s hockey gold medal at the Commonwealth Games Results editPreliminary round edit Pool A edit Pos Teamvte Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification 1 nbsp Australia 4 4 0 0 22 3 19 12 Semi finals 2 nbsp India 4 3 0 1 16 9 7 9 3 nbsp South Africa 4 2 0 2 9 12 3 6 4 nbsp Scotland 4 1 0 3 6 16 10 3 5 nbsp Wales 4 0 0 4 6 19 13 0Source FIHRules for classification 1 points 2 goal difference 3 goals scored 4 head to head result 25 July 2014 09 00vte India nbsp 3 1 nbsp Wales Raghunath nbsp 20 R Singh nbsp 42 Chandi nbsp 47 Report Cornick nbsp 23 Umpires Peter Wright RSA Lim Hong Zhen SIN 25 July 2014 11 00vte South Africa nbsp 2 0 nbsp Scotland Cronje nbsp 41 Malgraff nbsp 66 Report Umpires Haider Rasool PAK Adam Kearns AUS 26 July 2014 14 00vte Australia nbsp 7 1 nbsp Wales Ciriello nbsp 6 Govers nbsp 7 Whetton nbsp 29 44 46 Gohdes nbsp 66 69 Report Kyriakides nbsp 50 Umpires Martin Madden SCO Gavin Caldecott CAN 26 July 2014 16 00vte India nbsp 6 2 nbsp Scotland G Singh nbsp 6 Raghunath nbsp 23 45 R Singh nbsp 37 48 Chandi nbsp 40 Report Bain nbsp 56 Parkes nbsp 69 Umpires Gareth Greenfield NZL Eric Koh MAS 28 July 2014 09 00vte South Africa nbsp 0 6 nbsp Australia Report Mitton nbsp 8 24 Ciriello nbsp 27 Orchard nbsp 46 Govers nbsp 48 64 Umpires Dan Barstow ENG Gareth Greenfield NZL 28 July 2014 11 00vte Scotland nbsp 4 3 nbsp Wales Grassick nbsp 14 McIntyre nbsp 40 Coultas nbsp 41 Parkes nbsp 61 Report Gay nbsp 1 3 31 Umpires Peter Wright RSA Raghu Prasad IND 29 July 2014 14 00vte India nbsp 2 4 nbsp Australia R Singh nbsp 35 Ra Singh nbsp 49 Report C Ciriello nbsp 15 50 Orchard nbsp 17 Whetton nbsp 27 Umpires Martin Madden SCO Dan Barstow ENG 29 July 2014 16 00vte Wales nbsp 1 5 nbsp South Africa Gay nbsp 67 Report Malgraff nbsp 9 Smith nbsp 35 44 Hykes nbsp 46 Eustice nbsp 64 Umpires Eric Koh MAS Lim Hong Zhen SIN 31 July 2014 14 00vte Australia nbsp 5 0 nbsp Scotland Ciriello nbsp 19 Gohdes nbsp 23 25 Govers nbsp 38 Whetton nbsp 43 Report Umpires Lim Hong Zhen SIN Will Drury WAL 31 July 2014 16 00vte South Africa nbsp 2 5 nbsp India Paton nbsp 42 Smith nbsp 47 Report Raghunath nbsp 3 R Singh nbsp 9 Ra Singh nbsp 22 Sowmarpet nbsp 26 M Singh nbsp 58 Umpires Adam Kearns AUS Gareth Greenfield NZL Pool B edit Teamvte Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification nbsp New Zealand 4 4 0 0 19 3 16 12 Semi finals nbsp England 4 3 0 1 18 5 13 9 nbsp Canada 4 1 0 3 5 9 4 3 nbsp Malaysia 4 1 0 3 6 18 12 3 nbsp Trinidad and Tobago 4 1 0 3 6 19 13 3Source FIH 24 July 2014 19 00vte England nbsp 6 1 nbsp Trinidad and Tobago Jackson nbsp 7 Lewers nbsp 25 Gleghorne nbsp 27 Catlin nbsp 51 Roper nbsp 59 Middleton nbsp 64 Report Pierre nbsp 29 Umpires Gareth Greenfield NZL Gavin Caldecott CAN 24 July 2014 21 00vte New Zealand nbsp 3 1 nbsp Canada Hayward nbsp 3 Panchia nbsp 58 A Shaw nbsp 64 Report Panesar nbsp 20 Umpires Martin Madden SCO Eric Koh MAS 26 July 2014 09 00vte New Zealand nbsp 8 0 nbsp Trinidad and Tobago Burrows nbsp 7 Haig nbsp 24 34 Neal nbsp 30 68 S Child nbsp 40 Inglis nbsp 54 A Shaw nbsp 59 Report Umpires Raghu Prasad IND Will Drury WAL 26 July 2014 11 00vte Malaysia nbsp 2 0 nbsp Canada Nasruddin nbsp 15 Tajuddin nbsp 69 Report Umpires Peter Wright RSA Dan Barstow ENG 27 July 2014 19 00vte Canada nbsp 3 1 nbsp Trinidad and Tobago Tupper nbsp 28 Pearson nbsp 44 Jameson nbsp 60 Report Browne nbsp 57 Umpires Lim Hong Zhen SIN Haider Rasool PAK 27 July 2014 21 00vte Malaysia nbsp 1 8 nbsp England Saabah nbsp 26 Report Jackson nbsp 5 44 56 61 Dixon nbsp 50 Gleghorne nbsp 64 Roper nbsp 68 Brogdon nbsp 69 Umpires Raghu Prasad IND Martin Madden SCO 29 July 2014 09 00vte New Zealand nbsp 2 1 nbsp England Hayward nbsp 51 S Child nbsp 68 Report Dixon nbsp 59 Umpires Adam Kearns AUS Peter Wright RSA 29 July 2014 11 00vte Trinidad and Tobago nbsp 4 2 nbsp Malaysia Pierre nbsp 8 Browne nbsp 12 16 35 Report Sumantri nbsp 25 Rosli nbsp 70 Umpires Will Drury WAL Gavin Caldecott CAN 31 July 2014 09 00vte England nbsp 3 1 nbsp Canada Jackson nbsp 25 54 Middleton nbsp 36 Report Tupper nbsp 68 Umpires Martin Madden SCO Eric Koh MAS 31 July 2014 11 00vte Malaysia nbsp 1 6 nbsp New Zealand Rahim nbsp 59 Report Hayward nbsp 4 48 B Shaw nbsp 29 Haig nbsp 42 Inglis nbsp 45 McAleese nbsp 49 Umpires Dan Barstow ENG Haider Rasool PAK Fifth to tenth place classification edit Ninth and tenth place edit 1 August 2014 18 00vte Wales nbsp 2 0 nbsp Trinidad and Tobago Prosser nbsp 53 Furlong nbsp 55 Report Umpires Raghu Prasad IND Gavin Caldecott CAN Seventh and eighth place edit 1 August 2014 20 00vte Scotland nbsp 1 2 nbsp Malaysia Grassick nbsp 12 Report Saabah nbsp 26 Nasruddin nbsp 31 Umpires Gareth Greenfield NZL Lim Hong Zhen SIN Fifth and sixth place edit 2 August 2014 14 30vte South Africa nbsp 7 3 nbsp Canada Norris Jones nbsp 7 68 Drummond nbsp 33 Smith nbsp 49 Paton nbsp 57 Halkett nbsp 62 Hykes nbsp 66 Report Curran nbsp 17 Smythe nbsp 28 Johnston nbsp 37 Umpires Will Drury WAL Haider Rasool PAK Medal round edit Semi finalsGold medal match 2 August 2014 nbsp Australia4 3 August 2014 nbsp England1 nbsp Australia4 2 August 2014 nbsp India0 nbsp New Zealand2 nbsp India3 Bronze medal match 3 August 2014 nbsp England3 4 nbsp New Zealand3 2 Semifinals edit 2 August 2014 10 00vte Australia nbsp 4 1 nbsp England White nbsp 3 Orchard nbsp 12 Ciriello nbsp 62 Ockenden nbsp 69 Report Martin nbsp 52 Umpires Martin Madden SCO Peter Wright RSA 2 August 2014 12 15vte New Zealand nbsp 2 3 nbsp India S Child nbsp 2 Haig nbsp 18 Report R Singh nbsp 28 Ra Singh nbsp 42 A Singh nbsp 47 Umpires Adam Kearns AUS Dan Barstow ENG Bronze medal match edit 3 August 2014 10 00vte nbsp England nbsp 3 3 nbsp New Zealand Brogdon nbsp 29 Jackson nbsp 30 38 Report S Child nbsp 12 59 Hayward nbsp 33 Penalties Jackson nbsp Catlin nbsp Middleton nbsp Jackson nbsp 4 2 nbsp Inglis nbsp Hilton nbsp Edwards nbsp S Child Umpires Adam Kearns AUS Peter Wright RSA Gold medal match edit 3 August 2014 12 15vte nbsp Australia nbsp 4 0 nbsp India nbsp Ciriello nbsp 13 29 47 Ockenden nbsp 51 Report Umpires Dan Barstow ENG Martin Madden SCO Final rankings edit nbsp Australia nbsp India nbsp England nbsp New Zealand nbsp South Africa nbsp Canada nbsp Malaysia nbsp Scotland nbsp Wales nbsp Trinidad and TobagoGoalscorers editThere have been 148 goals scored in 27 matches for an average of 5 48 goals per match as of text 9 goals nbsp Chris Ciriello nbsp Ashley Jackson 6 goals nbsp Rupinder Pal Singh 5 goals nbsp Simon Child nbsp Andy Hayward nbsp Jake Whetton 4 goals nbsp Kwan Browne nbsp Richard Gay nbsp Matt Gohdes nbsp Kieran Govers nbsp Nick Haig nbsp Austin Smith nbsp V R Raghunath 3 goals nbsp Simon Orchard nbsp Ramandeep Singh 2 goals nbsp Alastair Brogdon nbsp Phil Burrows nbsp Gurwinder Chandi nbsp Adam Dixon nbsp Mark Gleghorne nbsp Chris Grassick nbsp Julian Hykes nbsp Hugo Inglis nbsp Ignatius Malgraff nbsp Barry Middleton nbsp Trent Mitton nbsp Ahmad Nasruddin nbsp Shay Neal nbsp Lloyd Norris Jones nbsp Eddie Ockenden nbsp Nicky Parkes nbsp Mickell Pierre nbsp Phil Roper nbsp Shahril Saabah nbsp Scott Tupper 1 goal nbsp Izwan Firdaus Ahmad Tajuddin nbsp Kenny Bain nbsp Nick Catlin nbsp Andrew Cornick nbsp Dan Coultas nbsp Andrew Cronje nbsp Taylor Curran nbsp Tim Drummond nbsp Jethro Eustice nbsp Gareth Furlong nbsp Rhett Halkett nbsp David Jameson nbsp Gordon Johnston nbsp Daniel Kyriakides nbsp Iain Lewers nbsp Harry Martin nbsp Shea MCaleese nbsp Gordon McIntyre nbsp Arun Panchia nbsp Sukhi Panesar nbsp Taine Paton nbsp Wade Paton nbsp Mark Pearson nbsp Lewis Prosser nbsp Razie Rahim nbsp Ramadan Rosli nbsp Alex Shaw nbsp Bradley Shaw nbsp Akashdeep Singh nbsp Gurbaj Singh nbsp Manpreet Singh nbsp Iain Smythe nbsp S V Sunil nbsp Norhizzat Sumantri nbsp Tristan WhiteSource FIHReferences edit Hockey glasgow2014 com Glasgow 2014 Retrieved 11 July 2014 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Hockey at the 2014 Commonwealth Games Men 27s tournament amp oldid 1213886885, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
