FIH Men’s World Cup Qualifier

BDO FIH Men’s World Cup Qualifier
Date: 7-15 November 2009
Venue: ILT Hockey Turf, Lindisfarne Street, Invercargill, New Zealand,

Jurulatih: Tan Beng Hai
Senarai Pemain:
S. Kumar, Khairulnizam Ibrahim, Mohd Amin Rahim, Jiwa Mohan, S. Selvaraju, Mohd Madzli Ikmar, Faisal Saari, Mohd Sharun Nabil, Mohd Shukri Mutalib, Azlan Misron, Jivan Mohan, Mohd Razie Abd Rahim, Kelvinder Singh, C. Baljit Singh, Tengku Ahmad Tajuddin, Nabil Fiqri Mohd Nor, Mohd Marhan Mohd Jalil, Ahmad Kazamirul Nasruddin.

November 15 2009 - Malaysia tewas 1-2 kepada New Zealand dalam perlawanan akhir setelah mendahului 1-0. Dengan ini gagal layak ke Piala Dunia.
Final Standings

1. New Zealand 2. Malaysia 3. Scotland 4. China 5. Austria 6. Wales

Standings

Team ( FIH Ranking)		P	W	D	L	G	F	GD	P
1.	New Zealand (8)	5	5	0	0	28	5	23	15
2.	Malaysia (16)	5	3	1	1	12	8	4	10
3.	China (13)	5	3	0	2	7	12	-5	9
4.	Scotland (24)	5	2	0	3	8	16	-8	6
5.	Austria (20)	5	1	1	3	7	11	-4	4
6.	Wales (29)	5	0	0	5	5	14	-9	0

Date	Match #	Team	Result	Team
Nov 7 2009	1	China	2-1	Scotland
(Sat)	2	New Zealand	6-2	Wales
	3	Malaysia Muhammad Amin Rahim (m-6'), Azlan Misron (m-8')	2-2	Austria Manual Grandits (m-54'), Michael Korper (m-67')
Nov 8 2009	4	Scotland	0-8	New Zealand
(Sun)	5	Wales	1-2	Malaysia
	6	Austria	1-2	China
Nov 9 2009	(Mon)	Rest		Day
Nov 10 2009	7	Austria	2-3	Scotland
(Tue)	8	Wales	1-2	China
	9	New Zealand Ryan Archibald minit-6', Phil Burrows minit-10', Hayden Shaw minit-52', Simon Child minit 62'	4-2	Malaysia Azlan Misron minit-30', Faisal Saari minit 44'
Nov 11 2009	(Wed)	Rest		Day
Nov 12 2009	10	Malaysia Faisal Saari (m-7',27'), Muhammad Amin Rahim (m-34')	3-2	Scotland Kenneth Bain (m-38'), Stephen Dick (m-49')
(Thu)	11	Austria	2-0	Wales
	12	China	6-1	New Zealand
Nov 13 2009	(Fri)	Rest		Day
Nov 14 2009	13	Scotland	2-1	Wales
(Sat)	14	New Zealand	4-0	Austria
	15	China	0-3	Malaysia Kelvinder Singh (m-37'), Tengku Ahmad Tajuddin (m-38'), Nabil Fiqri Mohd Nor (m-52')
Nov 15 2009	5/6	Austria	3-2	Wales
(Sun)	3/4	China	2-2 (p.s.o. 3-5)	Scotland
	Final	New Zealand Andy Hayward (m-57',60')	2-1	Malaysia Muhammad Amin Rahim (m-18')

(Winner qualifies for Men's World Cup 2010)

Hero Honda FIH World Cup 2010, New Delhi, India,
28 February-13 March 2010

1.	India (Host)	7.	Germany (Silver medalist of the 12th Men’s EuroHockey Nations Championship)
2.	Canada (Champion of the 3rd Men’s Pan American Cup)	8.	Netherlands (Bronze medalist of the 12th Men’s EuroHockey Nations Championship)
3.	Korea (Champion of the 8th Men’s Asia Cup)	9.	Spain (Fourth ranked team of the 12th Men’s EuroHockey Nations Championship)
4.	South Africa (Champion of the Africa Cup of Nations, 2009)	10.	Pakistan (Winner of the Men’s World Cup Qualification Tournament – No. 1)
5.	Australia (Champion of the 6th Men’s Oceania Cup)	11.	New Zealand (Winner of the Men’s World Cup Qualification Tournament – No. 2)
6.	England (Champion of the 12th Men’s EuroHockey Nations Championship)	12.	Winner of the Men’s World Cup Qualification Tournament – No. 3