2001 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup

2001 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup

Tournament details
Host country	Malaysia
City	Kuala Lumpur
Teams	7
Venue(s)	Azlan Shah Stadium
Final positions
Champions	Germany (2nd title)
Runner-up	South Korea
Third place	Australia
Tournament statistics
Matches played	24
Goals scored	116 (4.83 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Sohail Abbas (10 goals)
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The 2001 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup was the 11th edition of field hockey tournament the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup.

Participating nations

Seven countries participated in the tournament: ^[1]

•   Australia
•   England
•   Germany
•   India
•   Malaysia
•   Pakistan
•   South Korea

Results

Preliminary round

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Germany	6	6	0	0	25	9	+16	18	Final
2	South Korea	6	4	1	1	16	8	+8	13
3	Australia	6	3	1	2	18	16	+2	10	Third Place Match
4	Pakistan	6	3	1	2	20	21	−1	10
5	India	6	1	1	4	9	15	−6	4	Fifth Place Match
6	England	6	0	2	4	6	11	−5	2
7	Malaysia	6	0	2	4	8	22	−14	2

Source: Rediff
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) goals scored; 4) head-to-head result. ^[2]

Fixtures

2 August 2001 16:05 Australia   5–3   Pakistan M. Smith  10', 49' McCann  17' Elder  38', 44' Report Abbas  13' Bashir  51' Nadeem  66'

2 August 2001 18:05 South Korea   2–0   England Yeo  14' Hwang  47' Report

2 August 2001 20:05 Malaysia   2–2   India Madzli  11' Maninderjit  57' Report Tirkey  32' Baljit  63'

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3 August 2001 16:05 Pakistan   2–2   South Korea Nadeem  10' Abbas  40' Report Yoo M.  7' Seo  22'

3 August 2001 18:05 India   0–2   Germany Report Domke  3' Weß  61'

3 August 2001 20:05 England   0–0   Malaysia Report

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4 August 2001 18:05 Germany   6–2   Australia Michel  4', 44' Domke  28', 56' Witthaus  31' Mülders  60' Report Elder  24', 47'

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5 August 2001 16:05 Australia   1–1   England Taylor  24' Report Parnham  33'

5 August 2001 18:05 Pakistan   4–3   India Jawwad  18', 36' Shabbir  27' Abbas  60' Report Baljit  28' Deepak  32' Jugraj  54'

5 August 2001 20:05 Malaysia   1–4   South Korea Zhaffan  48' Report Yeo  25' Hwang  26' Kim J.  54', 58'

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6 August 2001 18:05 England   3–4   Pakistan Hall  25', 63' Bertram  68' Report Abbas  5', 60' Jawwad  30' Sarwar  43'

6 August 2001 20:05 Germany   5–1   Malaysia Michel  16', 20', 43', 65' Domke  60' Report Chairil  68'

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7 August 2001 18:05 South Korea   2–5   Germany Yeo  26' Kim K.  42' Report Michel  33', 38', 70' Kunz  58' Reinelt  64'

7 August 2001 20:05 India   2–3   Australia Deepak  14', 64' Report Dwyer  17' M. Smith  37' Elder  70'

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8 August 2001 16:05 England   1–2   India Hall  51' Report Baljit  13' Deepak  67'

8 August 2001 18:05 Malaysia   3–4   Pakistan Maninderjit  23' Kuhan  37' Krishnamurthy  50' Report Abbas  7', 62', 62' Bashir  66'

8 August 2001 20:05 South Korea   3–0   Australia Hwang  6', 11' Kim J.  65' Report

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9 August 2001 18:05 Pakistan   3–5   Germany Jawwad  4', 40' Abbas  32' Report Domke  3', 28' Reinelt  9' Kunz  19' Weß  21'

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10 August 2001 16:05 Germany   2–1   England Witthaus  31' Domke  46' Report Pearn  18'

10 August 2001 18:05 India   0–3   South Korea Report Sin  32' Song  37' Yeo  45'

10 August 2001 20:05 Australia   7–1   Malaysia Commens  21' Dwyer  32' Elder  37', 40', 55' Taylor  46' McCann  47' Report Logan  17'

Classification round

Fifth and sixth place

12 August 2001 08:05 India   2–0   England Tejbir  21' Tirkey  30' Report

Third and fourth place

12 August 2001 17:05 Australia   4–3   Pakistan Elder  8' Taylor  11' Davis  35' Dwyer  50' Report Khalid  15', 64' Abbas  51'

Final

12 August 2001 19:35 Germany   3–2   South Korea Hentschel  30' Kunz  53' Eimer  63' Report Song  9' Kim K.  31'

Statistics

Final standings

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
	Germany	7	7	0	0	28	11	+17	21	Gold Medal
	South Korea	7	4	1	2	18	11	+7	13	Silver Medal
	Australia	7	4	1	2	22	19	+3	13	Bronze Medal
4	Pakistan	7	3	1	3	23	25	−2	10
5	India	7	2	1	4	11	15	−4	7
6	England	7	0	2	5	6	13	−7	2
7	Malaysia	6	0	2	4	8	22	−14	2

Source: Rediff

Goalscorers

There were 116 goals scored in 24 matches, for an average of 4.83 goals per match.

10 goals

• Sohail Abbas

9 goals

• Troy Elder
• Björn Michel

7 goals

• Oliver Domke

5 goals

• Kashif Jawwad

4 goals

• Deepak Thakur
• Hwang Jong-Hyun
• Yeo Woon-Kon

3 goals

• Jamie Dwyer
• Matthew Smith
• Benjamin Taylor
• Daniel Hall
• Florian Kunz
• Baljit Singh Dhillon
• Kim Jung-Chul

2 goals

• Michael McCann
• Sascha Reinelt
• Timo Weß
• Matthias Witthaus
• Dilip Tirkey
• Maninderjit Singh
• Atif Bashir
• Muhammad Khalid
• Muhammad Nadeem
• Kim Kyung-Seok
• Song Seung-Tae

1 goal

• Adam Commens
• Gavin Davis
• Thomas Bertram
• Craig Parnham
• Mark Pearn
• Christoph Eimer
• Tobias Hentschel
• Jamilon Mülders
• Jugraj Singh
• Tejbir Singh
• Chairil Anwar
• Krishnamurthy Gobinathan
• Madzli Ikmar
• Zhaffan Mat Radzi
• Logan Raj
• Kuhan Shanmuganathan
• Muhammad Sarwar
• Muhammad Shabbir
• Seo Jong-Ho
• Yoo Moon-Ki
• Sin Seok-Gyo

References

1. "Previous winners". azlanshahcup.com. Archived from the original on 6 March 2013. Retrieved 17 March 2013.
2. Regulations

External links

• Official website ^{[ usurped ]}