2011 World Polo Championship

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The 2011 World Polo Championship was played in Estancia Grande (San Luis) Argentina during October 2011 and was won by Argentina. This event brought together ten teams from around the world.

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Final Match

Argentina Flag of Argentina.svg 12 – 11 Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil
  Flag of Argentina.svg Pablo Llorente
  Flag of Argentina.svg Alfredo Capella
  Flag of Argentina.svg Martín Inchauspe
  Flag of Argentina.svg Salvador Jauretche
Flag of Brazil.svg Beto Junqueira
Flag of Brazil.svg Pedro Zacharias
Flag of Brazil.svg Xande Junqueira
Flag of Brazil.svg Joao Novaes

Final rankings

RankTeam [1] Riders
1 Flag of Argentina.svg ArgentinaPablo Llorente, Alfredo Capella, Martin Inchauspe, Salvador Jauretche
2 Flag of Brazil.svg BrazilBeto Junqueira, Pedro Zacharias, Xande Junqueira, Joao Novaes
3 Flag of Italy.svg Italy

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