Showing posts with label Mongolia Rugby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mongolia Rugby. Show all posts

Saturday, June 21, 2014

ASIA NATIONS DIVISION 4

19.06.2014
Mongolia 49, Cambodia 5 in Brunei (Asia Nations Division 4)

Mongolia easily takes out this division. The Cambodia-Brunei match Saturday will determine 2nd and 3rd place.

Saturday, June 12, 2010

RUGBY TOURNAMENT: Asia Nations Division 4, Finals Day

Asia Nations Division 4 finals in Almaty

12.06.2010
Jordan v Uzbekistan
Mongolia v Almaty Selects XV (I think this match will happen)

Preview
Kygyzstan's no show at this event is understandable. Civil unrest continues to plague this Central Asian nation. Originally down to host this tournament the Kygzstani's pulled out of this commitment. At the last minute the tournament went to neighbour Kazakhstan, and then the Kyzygy team itself pulled out of the tournament. This is, of course, a major blow to the rugby development of this emerging nation, and I do hope life gets back to normal there as soon as possible.

The final showdown will be between Jordan, who won their first ever international test rugby match Wednesday, against Mongolia, and Uzbekistan who had little more than a training run against a local team on the same day. The prize is that the winner goes to Division 3 next year.

These two teams have not played each other before.

GWC Rugby Rankings
Asia Table-Uzbekistan 21st, Jordan 23rd
IRB Rankings-These guys do not register yet.

Prediction: I think the Uzbekistanis will just have too much experience and grunt up front, to win by 14 points.

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

ASIA NATIONS RUGBY: Division 4

Kygyzstan has pulled out of this tournament. Hosts Kazakhstan will field a 'B' side in its place.

The Revised Draw
Wednesday 9th June
Uzbekistan v kazakhstan 'B'
Jordan v Mongolia

118[1] Jordan_Recruiting[1] 65[1] Mongolie[1]

Previews
In the regional tournament, held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan were the winners, defeating Kygyzstan 31-12 in the final. Earlier Kygyzstan defeated Mongolia 38-21 in what was Mongolia's maiden test match. Ironically it was Jordan who no-showed last year and Uzbekistan fielded a 'B' side to play Mongolia on the last day.

Very little is known about the teams for this year. We know that Jordan lost 8-27 to Lebanon last month in what was both nations' first international 15's test rugby match. Uzbekistan would be strong favourites to take out this tournament.

GWC Rugby Rankings
Asia Table-Uzbekistan 21st, Mongolia 23rd, Jordan 25th
IRB Rankings do not apply.

Predictions: Kazakhstan 'B' would be a useful I'd imagine and put up a good show against the Uzbekistan side. Uzbekistan by 10 points v Kazakhstan 'B'
Jordan by 10 v Mongolia
But honestly, anything could happen!

Teams
See previous posts for Jordanian squad
I've had no reply from Uzbekistan nor Mongolia re team lists.

Monday, June 7, 2010

ASIA NATIONS RUGBY: Jordanian Team for Division 4

The team has just been emailed to me as the head coach was about to run and catch the plane to Almaty.

This is the first time Asia Nations has featured a Division 4 competition. The other teams are Uzbekistan, Kygyzstan and Mongolia.

Uzbekistan, Kygyzstan and Mongolia played a regional tournament in Tashkent last year, Uzbekistan being the winner. They defeated Kygyzstan in the final 31-12.

Jordan lost its first international rugby test match on 15 May when it lost 8-27 to Lebanon in Dubai. This test match was a curtain raiser to the Arabian Gulf-Korean Asia5Nations game.

The Division 4 tournament was originally down to be held in the Kygyzstani capital Bishkent, but has been transferred to the Kazakhstani Capital, Almaty, due to civil unrest in Kygyzstan.

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Given name

Family name

Date of birth

Age

Position

1

Freih

Kawar

10.09.1976

33

Full Back

2

Taher

Hamdan

19.09.1986

23

Scrum Half

3

Laith

Jalajel

26.04.1978

32

Fly Half

4

Bashar

Zreigat

20.06.1987

22

Winger

5

Hrair

Mardirossian

02.10.1989

20

Prop

6

Ghaith

Jalajel

28.04.1979

31

Hooker

7

Saleh

Fleifel

30.08.1981

28

Prop/Second Row

8

Firas

Al-Mugrabi

10.10.1982

27

Inside Centre

9

Nidal

Al-Zyadat

26.02.1986

24

Outside Centre

10

Duaine

Lindsay

17.03.1971

39

Head Coach

11

Rony

Al-Ghadban

22.06.1978

31

Scrum Half

12

Zaid

Arabiat

25.11.1985

23

Flanker

13

Ahmad

Hammouqah

06.09.1990

19

Flanker/Hooker

14

Masis

Mardirossian

12.03.1992

18

Outside Centre

15

Alaa

Hammad

27.05.1985

23

Second Row

16

Abdulla

Abdulameer

13.10.1987

22

Second Row

17

Faisal

Sadoun

28.04.1969

41

Prop/Number 8

18

Ma’en

Mola

02.06.1981

28

Inside Centre

19

Mohammad

Al-Majed

11.11.1987

22

Second Row

20

Mohammed

Al Najjar

04.12.1984

25

Prop

21

Motaz

Al-Majed

28.01.1987

23

Number 8

22

Omar

Alassi

18.06.1988

21

Full Back

23

Omar

Alfayyoumi

12.11.1985

23

Fitness Trainer

24

Rami

Jarwan

09.10.1984

25

Physio

25

Zahir

Mdanat

31.07.1991

18

Winger

26

Sameer

Al Faraj

10.06.1981

27

Winger

27

Jamal

Masri

07.12.1984

25

Fly half

28

Samer

Ghandour

22.11.1983

26

Prop

29

Mohammad

Obeid

13.03.1977

33

Assistant Coach