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2009 Asian Five Nations

For divisional competitions, see: 2009 Asian Five Nations division tournaments

2009 Asian Five Nations
Date25 April 2009 – 24 May 2009
Countries Hong Kong
 Japan
 Kazakhstan
 South Korea
 Singapore
Final positions
Champions Japan (17th title)
Tournament statistics
Matches played10
Websitewww.asian5nations.com
2008
2010

The 2009 Asian Five Nations, known as the 2009 HSBC Asian 5 Nations due to its sponsorship by HSBC, was the second series of the rugby union Asian Five Nations, the flagship competition devised by the International Rugby Board to develop the sport in the Asian region. The tournament played a role in qualifying for the 2011 Rugby World Cup, with Singapore, the last place team, being relegated to Division 1. As the 2010 edition will serve as the final round of Asian qualifying, Singapore is effectively eliminated.

Changes from 2008 edit

  • Arabian Gulf has been replaced with Singapore, who earns promotion from Division 1.

Teams edit

The teams involved, with their world rankings pre tournament, were:

Final Table edit

Position Nation Games Points Table points
Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Difference Tries Bonus Points Points
1   Japan 4 4 0 0 271 40 +231 41 4 24
2   Kazakhstan 4 3 0 1 87 139 -52 10 0 15
3   South Korea 4 2 0 2 137 144 -7 19 3 13
4   Hong Kong 4 1 0 3 110 126 -16 8 3 8
5   Singapore 4 0 0 4 40 196 -156 1 1 1

Scoring System

  • Win – 5 Points
  • Draw – 3 Points
  • Loss – 0 Points
  • Bonus points for scoring four tries or for losing by no more than 7 points.

Fixture overview edit

Home Score (Tries) Away Match Information
Date Venue
(1 BP) South Korea   65–0   Singapore 25 Apr 2009 Tancheon Sports Complex, Seongnam
(1 BP) Japan   87–10   Kazakhstan 25 Apr 2009 Kintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium, Osaka
Hong Kong   6–59   Japan (1 BP) 2 May 2009 Hong Kong Football Club Stadium, Hong Kong
Kazakhstan   30–27   South Korea (1 BP) 2 May 2009 Central Stadium, Almaty
Singapore   19–22   Kazakhstan 9 May 2009 Yio Chu Kang Stadium, Singapore
(1 BP) South Korea   36–34   Hong Kong (2 BP) 9 May 2009 Tancheon Sports Complex, Seongnam
(1 BP) Japan   80–9   South Korea 16 May 2009 Kintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium, Osaka
(1 BP) Hong Kong   64–6   Singapore 16 May 2009 Hong Kong Football Club Stadium, Hong Kong
Singapore   15–45   Japan (1 BP) 23 May 2009 Yio Chu Kang Stadium, Singapore
Kazakhstan   25–6   Hong Kong 24 May 2009 Central Stadium, Almaty

Fixtures edit

25 April 2009
South Korea  65–0  Singapore
Tries: Kwang Moon Lee (2)
Si Won Choi (2)
Sung Soo Sim (2)
Kan Kyu Han (2)
Keun Hyun Kim (2)
Yo Han Cha
Con: Jun Ki Hong (3)
Keun Hyun Kim (2)
Report[1]

25 April 2009
Japan  87–11  Kazakhstan
Tries: Shaun Webb (2)
Yuta Imamura (2)
Ayumu Goromaru (2)
Takashi Kikutani
Bryce Robins
Yuki Yatomi
Luke Thompson
Michael Leitch
Jack Tarrant
Hiroki Yoshida
Con: Shaun Webb (9)
Ayumu Goromaru (2)
Report[2]Try: Ildar Abdrazakov
Con: Denis Cherkashin
Pen: Denis Cherkashin

2 May 2009
Hong Kong  6–59  Japan
Pen: Kenzo Pannell (2)Report[3]Tries: Kensuke Hatakeyama (2)
Naoki Kawamata
Hitoshi Ono
Yosshitaka Nakayama
Takashi Kikutani
Fumiaki Tanaka
Hirotoki Onozawa
Jack Tarrant
Con: Ryan Nicholas (7)

2 May 2009
Kazakhstan  30–27  South Korea
Tries: Anton Rudoy (3)
Con: Maxim Lifontov (3)
Pen: Maxim Lifontov (3)
Report[4]Tries: Jae Yong Chae
Dae Ik Jeong
Kun Kyu Kan
Con: Jun Ki Hong
Kuen Hyun Kim (2)
Pen: Keun Hyun Kim
Drop: Jun Ki Hong

9 May 2009
Singapore  19–22  Kazakhstan
Try: Ben Wheeler
Con: John Forrester
Pen: John Forrester (4)
Report[5]Tries: Mihail Soloviyev
Denis Cherkashin
Oleg Gusselnikov
Con: Maxim Lifontov (2)
Pen: Maxim Lifontov

9 May 2009
South Korea  36–34  Hong Kong
Tries: Han Hun Kyu (2)
Shing Yong Chul
Youn Kwon Woo
Park Noh Hoon
Hwang Min Seo
Con: Chae Jae Yong
Lee Jung Min (2)
Report[6]Tries: Adam Raby (3)
Simon Smith
Ed Rolston
Con: Kenzo Pannell (2)
Jonny Elliot
Pen: Kenzo Pannell

16 May 2009
Japan  80–9  South Korea
Tries: Hitoshi Onozawa (4)
Shaun Webb (2)
Ryan Nicholas (2)
Jack Tarrant (2)
Ayumu Goromaru
Yuta Imamura
Con: Ryan Nicholas (7)
Shaun Webb (3)
Report[7]Pen: Jun Ki Hong (2)
Drop: Jun Ki Hong

16 May 2009
Hong Kong  64–6  Singapore
Tries: Adam Raby (4)
Rowan Varty (3)
Simon Smith (2)
Con: Kenzo Pannell (7)
Mike McKee
Pen: Kenzo Pannell
Report[8]Pen: John Forrester (2)

23 May 2009
Singapore  15–45  Japan
Pen: Ryan Cumbers (5)Report[9]Tries: Hitoshi Ono (2)
Takashi Kikutani
Yuta Imamura
Koji Taira
Masakazu Toyota
Con: Hiroki Yoshida (5)

24 May 2009
Kazakhstan  25–6  Hong Kong
Tries: Timur Mashurov
Daulet Akymbekov
Ildar Abdrazakov
Con: Maxim Lifontov (2)
Pen: Maxim Lifontov (2)
Report[10]Pen: Kenzo Pannell
Keith Robertson

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2009, asian, five, nations, divisional, competitions, division, tournamentsdate25, april, 2009, 2009countries, hong, kong, japan, kazakhstan, south, korea, singaporefinal, positionschampions, japan, 17th, title, tournament, statisticsmatches, played10websiteww. For divisional competitions see 2009 Asian Five Nations division tournaments2009 Asian Five NationsDate25 April 2009 24 May 2009Countries Hong Kong Japan Kazakhstan South Korea SingaporeFinal positionsChampions Japan 17th title Tournament statisticsMatches played10Websitewww wbr asian5nations wbr com 20082010 The 2009 Asian Five Nations known as the 2009 HSBC Asian 5 Nations due to its sponsorship by HSBC was the second series of the rugby union Asian Five Nations the flagship competition devised by the International Rugby Board to develop the sport in the Asian region The tournament played a role in qualifying for the 2011 Rugby World Cup with Singapore the last place team being relegated to Division 1 As the 2010 edition will serve as the final round of Asian qualifying Singapore is effectively eliminated Contents 1 Changes from 2008 2 Teams 3 Final Table 3 1 Fixture overview 3 2 Fixtures 4 ReferencesChanges from 2008 editArabian Gulf has been replaced with Singapore who earns promotion from Division 1 Teams editThe teams involved with their world rankings pre tournament were nbsp Hong Kong 31 nbsp Japan 16 nbsp Kazakhstan 34 nbsp South Korea 23 nbsp Singapore 49 Final Table editPosition Nation Games Points Table points Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Difference Tries Bonus Points Points 1 nbsp Japan 4 4 0 0 271 40 231 41 4 24 2 nbsp Kazakhstan 4 3 0 1 87 139 52 10 0 15 3 nbsp South Korea 4 2 0 2 137 144 7 19 3 13 4 nbsp Hong Kong 4 1 0 3 110 126 16 8 3 8 5 nbsp Singapore 4 0 0 4 40 196 156 1 1 1 Scoring System Win 5 Points Draw 3 Points Loss 0 Points Bonus points for scoring four tries or for losing by no more than 7 points Results Fixture overview edit Home Score Tries Away Match Information Date Venue 1 BP South Korea nbsp 65 0 nbsp Singapore 25 Apr 2009 Tancheon Sports Complex Seongnam 1 BP Japan nbsp 87 10 nbsp Kazakhstan 25 Apr 2009 Kintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium Osaka Hong Kong nbsp 6 59 nbsp Japan 1 BP 2 May 2009 Hong Kong Football Club Stadium Hong Kong Kazakhstan nbsp 30 27 nbsp South Korea 1 BP 2 May 2009 Central Stadium Almaty Singapore nbsp 19 22 nbsp Kazakhstan 9 May 2009 Yio Chu Kang Stadium Singapore 1 BP South Korea nbsp 36 34 nbsp Hong Kong 2 BP 9 May 2009 Tancheon Sports Complex Seongnam 1 BP Japan nbsp 80 9 nbsp South Korea 16 May 2009 Kintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium Osaka 1 BP Hong Kong nbsp 64 6 nbsp Singapore 16 May 2009 Hong Kong Football Club Stadium Hong Kong Singapore nbsp 15 45 nbsp Japan 1 BP 23 May 2009 Yio Chu Kang Stadium Singapore Kazakhstan nbsp 25 6 nbsp Hong Kong 24 May 2009 Central Stadium Almaty Fixtures edit 25 April 2009South Korea nbsp 65 0 nbsp SingaporeTries Kwang Moon Lee 2 Si Won Choi 2 Sung Soo Sim 2 Kan Kyu Han 2 Keun Hyun Kim 2 Yo Han Cha Con Jun Ki Hong 3 Keun Hyun Kim 2 Report 1 Tancheon Sports Complex Seongnam 25 April 2009Japan nbsp 87 11 nbsp KazakhstanTries Shaun Webb 2 Yuta Imamura 2 Ayumu Goromaru 2 Takashi Kikutani Bryce Robins Yuki Yatomi Luke Thompson Michael Leitch Jack Tarrant Hiroki Yoshida Con Shaun Webb 9 Ayumu Goromaru 2 Report 2 Try Ildar Abdrazakov Con Denis Cherkashin Pen Denis CherkashinKintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium Osaka 2 May 2009Hong Kong nbsp 6 59 nbsp JapanPen Kenzo Pannell 2 Report 3 Tries Kensuke Hatakeyama 2 Naoki Kawamata Hitoshi Ono Yosshitaka Nakayama Takashi Kikutani Fumiaki Tanaka Hirotoki Onozawa Jack Tarrant Con Ryan Nicholas 7 Hong Kong Football Club Stadium Hong Kong 2 May 2009Kazakhstan nbsp 30 27 nbsp South KoreaTries Anton Rudoy 3 Con Maxim Lifontov 3 Pen Maxim Lifontov 3 Report 4 Tries Jae Yong Chae Dae Ik Jeong Kun Kyu Kan Con Jun Ki Hong Kuen Hyun Kim 2 Pen Keun Hyun Kim Drop Jun Ki HongCentral Stadium Almaty 9 May 2009Singapore nbsp 19 22 nbsp KazakhstanTry Ben Wheeler Con John Forrester Pen John Forrester 4 Report 5 Tries Mihail Soloviyev Denis Cherkashin Oleg Gusselnikov Con Maxim Lifontov 2 Pen Maxim LifontovYio Chu Kang Stadium Singapore 9 May 2009South Korea nbsp 36 34 nbsp Hong KongTries Han Hun Kyu 2 Shing Yong Chul Youn Kwon Woo Park Noh Hoon Hwang Min Seo Con Chae Jae Yong Lee Jung Min 2 Report 6 Tries Adam Raby 3 Simon Smith Ed Rolston Con Kenzo Pannell 2 Jonny Elliot Pen Kenzo PannellTancheon Sports Complex Seongnam 16 May 2009Japan nbsp 80 9 nbsp South KoreaTries Hitoshi Onozawa 4 Shaun Webb 2 Ryan Nicholas 2 Jack Tarrant 2 Ayumu Goromaru Yuta Imamura Con Ryan Nicholas 7 Shaun Webb 3 Report 7 Pen Jun Ki Hong 2 Drop Jun Ki HongKintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium Osaka 16 May 2009Hong Kong nbsp 64 6 nbsp SingaporeTries Adam Raby 4 Rowan Varty 3 Simon Smith 2 Con Kenzo Pannell 7 Mike McKee Pen Kenzo PannellReport 8 Pen John Forrester 2 Hong Kong Football Club Stadium Hong Kong 23 May 2009Singapore nbsp 15 45 nbsp JapanPen Ryan Cumbers 5 Report 9 Tries Hitoshi Ono 2 Takashi Kikutani Yuta Imamura Koji Taira Masakazu Toyota Con Hiroki Yoshida 5 Yio Chu Kang Stadium Singapore 24 May 2009Kazakhstan nbsp 25 6 nbsp Hong KongTries Timur Mashurov Daulet Akymbekov Ildar Abdrazakov Con Maxim Lifontov 2 Pen Maxim Lifontov 2 Report 10 Pen Kenzo Pannell Keith RobertsonCentral Stadium AlmatyReferences edit HSBC ASIAN 5 NATION A5N RUGBY TOURNAMENT Archived from the original on 17 April 2010 Retrieved 18 May 2010 HSBC ASIAN 5 NATION A5N RUGBY TOURNAMENT Archived from the original on 17 April 2010 Retrieved 18 May 2010 HSBC ASIAN 5 NATION A5N RUGBY TOURNAMENT Archived from the original on 17 April 2010 Retrieved 18 May 2010 HSBC ASIAN 5 NATION A5N RUGBY TOURNAMENT Archived from the original on 18 June 2010 Retrieved 19 May 2010 HSBC ASIAN 5 NATION A5N RUGBY TOURNAMENT Archived from the original on 18 June 2010 Retrieved 19 May 2010 HSBC ASIAN 5 NATION A5N RUGBY TOURNAMENT Archived from the original on 18 June 2010 Retrieved 19 May 2010 HSBC ASIAN 5 NATION A5N RUGBY TOURNAMENT Archived from the original on 18 June 2010 Retrieved 19 May 2010 HSBC ASIAN 5 NATION A5N RUGBY TOURNAMENT Archived from the original on 18 June 2010 Retrieved 19 May 2010 HSBC ASIAN 5 NATION A5N RUGBY TOURNAMENT 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