Friday, May 11, 2012

Planning for more success...


THE Project 2013 team achieved one, and will be going for  their second target against Pakistan in the final of the Junior  Asia Cup at the MBM Stadium in Malacca on Sunday.
    Malaysia has never won gold in this tournament since its inception in 1987, with the best being a silver won in the  1992 edition in Ipoh.
   The excitement is overpowering, and the wheels have  started to grind even faster as plans are afoot to send several  promising boys to play in overseas leagues.
   “It is still at a blueprint stage, as the National Sports  Council (NSC) are trying to secure top clubs in Europe or  Australia to take players from this team to a higher level,”  said team manager Mirnawan Nawawi.
     Mirnawan, who was in he 1992 silver winning side, feels  there is tremendous potential in this team and they need to  hone their skills by playing in tough leagues.
    “There is no point in sending the players to mediocre  leagues, as they need to play competitive hockey in Europe,  where I expect the challenge to come from during the Junior  World Cup (in New Delhi November next year),” said Mir nawan.
     NSC Director General Datuk Zolkples Embong confirmed  that talks are being initiated with several countries.
     “We are in the process of negotiating with several clubs  from three countries and hopefully are able to settle this by  the end of June.
    “We realise that our players need to be exposed in foreign  leagues in order to become complete players and hence the  NSC, with a go ahead from the Malaysian Hockey Con federation has started working on this plan.
     “We are looking at 12 to 18 players, from both the senior  and junior squads, to be placed overseas,” said  Zolkples.
     NSC took a lead role in seeking clubs for hockey players in  1997 and R. Shanker, Chairil Anwar, Nor Azlan Bakar, S.  Kuhan and Kerpal Singh went on three month stints with  clubs in Germany.
   As a result, Malaysia qualified for the 1998 Utrecht World  Cup after being in the cold for 16 years.
   Clips and bio-data of potential players for consideration of  clubs is being complied, to make them more marketable and  secure top-flight clubs.
    At the senior level, Malaysia last played in the World Cup in  Kuala Lumpur 2002, and next year they will be involved in  the Qualifier.
    With six of Project 2013 players overage to play in the New  Delhi Junior World Cup, the possibility is high that they will be  drafted into the senior side and play in the senior Qualifier  next year.
   SATURDAY: Seventh-Eighth: Iran v Sri Lanka (6pm); Fifth- Sixth: Japan v South Korea (8pm).
   SUNDAY: Final: Malaysia v Pakistan (8pm); Third- Fourth: India v South Korea (5pm).

Junior Asia Cup History

Men's Junior Asia Cup Hockey

Sejarah Kejohanan
EditionYearVenueFirstSecondThird
1st1987Karachi, PakistanPakistanKoreaIndia
2nd1992Ipoh, MalaysiaPakistanMalaysiaKorea
3rd1996SingaporePakistanIndiaJapan
4th2000Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaKoreaIndiaMalaysia
5th2004Karachi, PakistanIndiaPakistanKorea
6th2008Hyderabad, IndiaIndiaKoreaPakistan
7th2012Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia---
 

7th Men's Junior Asia Cup
Tarikh: Mei 3-13, 2012

Venue: Stadium Hoki MBMB, Bukit Serindit, Melaka, Malaysia

Kumpulan A
RKPasukanPMS KJBPGMT
1Malaysia3300155109
2Korea320112846
3Japan310258-33
4Iran3003314-110
Kumpulan B
RKPasukanPMS KJBPGMT
1Pakistan3210172157
2India3210153127
3China31026333
4Sri Lanka3003030-300
SCHEDULE (JADUAL)
Mei 03, 2012 (Khamis)
AKorea4-1Japan
AMalaysia6-1Iran
Mei 04, 2012 (Jumaat)
BPakistan1-0China
BIndia11-0Sri Lanka
Mei 05, 2012 (Sabtu)
AJapan3-1Iran
AMalaysia6-3Korea
Mei 06, 2012 (Ahad)
BChina5-0Sri Lanka
BIndia2-2Pakistan
AKorea5-1Iran
Mei 07, 2012 (Isnin)
BChina1-2India
BPakistan14-0Sri Lanka
BJapan1-3Malaysia
Mei 09, 2012 (Rabu)
5-8Japan5-1Sri Lanka
5-8China2-0Iran
Mei 10, 2012 (Khamis)
SFMalaysia2-0India
SFPakistan6-1Korea
Mei 12, 2012 (Sabtu)
7-8Sri Lanka18:05Iran
5-6Japan20:05China
Mei 13, 2012 (Ahad)
3-4India18:05Korea
FINALMalaysia20:05Pakistan

6th Men's Junior Asia Cup (Under 21) 2008
Tarikh: Julai 11-18, 2008


Venue: Gachibowli Hockey Stadium, Hyderabad, India

1. India
2. Korea
3. Pakistan
4. Japan
5. Malaysia
6. Bangladesh
7. Oman
8. Singapore

Enam pasukan teratas layak ke Piala Dunia Remaja 2009 yang akan diadakan bersama diantara Malaysia dan Singapura.

Kumpulan A
RKPasukanPMS KJBMT
1India33001119
2Japan32011246
3Malaysia3012481
4Singapore30123170
Kumpulan B
RKPasukanPMS KJBMT
1Korea32102237
2Pakistan32101667
3Bangladesh31029173
4Oman30032230
SCHEDULE (JADUAL)
Julai 11, 2008 (Jumaat)
ASingapore2-2Malaysia
AIndia2-0Japan
BBangladesh0-8Korea
BOman1-5Pakistan
Julai 12, 2008 (Sabtu)
ASingapore1-9Japan
AMalaysia1-3India
Julai 13, 2008 (Ahad)
BOman1-7Bangladesh
BPakistan3-3Korea
Julai 14, 2008 (Isnin)
AJapan3-1Malaysia
AIndia6-0Singapore
BPakistan8-2Bangladesh
BKorea11-0Oman
Julai 16, 2008 (Rabu)
5-8Malaysia5-1Oman
5-8Bangladesh3-1Singapore
SFIndia3-1Pakistan
SFKorea4-1Japan
Julai 17, 2008 (Khamis)
7-8Oman5-1Singapore
5-6Malaysia1-0Bangladesh
Julai 18, 2008 (Jumaat)
3-4Pakistan7-2Japan
FINALIndia3-2 (aet 2-2)Korea

5th Men's Junior Asia Cup (Karachi, Pakistan - 2004)
April 20-29, 2004

Venue: Hockey Club of Pakistan, Karachi

1. India
2. Pakistan
3. Korea
4. Malaysia
5. Japan
6. Bangladesh
7. China
8. Singapore
9. Chinese-Taipei
10. Sri Lanka

RkPool APMSKJBPGMata
1Pakistan44003853312
2Korea43012411139
3Japan41031118-73
4Singapore4103216-143
5Chinese Taipei4103530-253
RkPool BPMSKJBPGMata
1India44004233912
2Malaysia430116799
3Bangladesh4112516-114
4China4112517-124
5Sri Lanka4004227-250
April 20, 2004 (Selasa):
B Malaysia 6-0 Sri Lanka;
B Bangladesh 2-2 China;
A Pakistan 9-0 Singapore;
A Chinese-Taipei 1-7 Japan.

April 21, 2004 (Rabu):
B China 0-10 India;
B Malaysia 2-0 Bangladesh;
A Japan 2-8 Korea;
A Pakistan 15-1 Chinese Taipei

April 22, 2004 (Khamis):
A Korea 5-0 Singapore;
B India 17-1 Sri Lanka.

April 23, 2004 (Jumaat):
A Japan 1-7 Pakistan;
A Singapore 0-1 Chinese Taipei
B China 2-5 Malaysia;
B Sri Lanka 1-3 Bangladesh.

April 24, 2004 (Sabtu):
A Chinese Taipei 2-8 Korea;
B Bangladesh 0-10 India.

April 25, 2004 (Ahad):
B Sri Lanka 0-1 China;
A Singapore 2-1 Japan;
B India 5-2 Malaysia;
A Korea 3-7 Pakistan.

April 26, 2004 (Isnin):
Rest Day.

April 27, 2004 (Selasa):
5/8: Japan 3-2 (golden goal, 2-2) China
* Fifth placed of Pool A vs Fifth placed of Pool B
5/8: Singapore 0-3 Bangladesh
SF: Pakistan 5-2 Malaysia
SF: India 0-0 (aet, pso 4-3) Korea.

April 28, 2004 (Rabu):
Classification matches.
9/10: Chinese Taipei 3-2 Sri Lanka
7/8: China 2-0 Singapore
5/6: Japan 1-0 Bangladesh

April 29, 2004: (Khamis):
3/4: Malaysia 1-2 Korea
FINAL Pakistan 2-5 India

4th Men's Junior Asia Cup (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 2000)
Mei 3-14, 2000

Venue: Stadium Hoki Nasional, Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur
RkPool APMSKJBPGMata
1Korea43102962310
2Malaysia43102632310
3Pakistan4202297226
4Chinese Taipei4103639-333
5Singapore4004237-350
RkPool BPMSKJBPGMata
1India55006055515
2Japan531125141110
3China53023515209
4Bangladesh52122212107
5Uzbekistan51041138-273
6Iran5005069-690

1. Korea
2. India
3. Malaysia
4. Japan
5. Pakistan
6. China
7. Bangladesh
8. Chinese-Taipei
9. Uzbekistan
10. Singapore
11. Iran

Mei 3, 2000:
A Chinese Taipei 1-13 Korea
A Pakistan 13-0 Singapore
B Bangladesh 1-5 India
B Iran 0-13 Japan

Mei 4, 2000:
A Chinese Taipei 0-12 Malaysia
B Japan 4-13 China
B Uzbekistan 1-5 Bangladesh

Mei 5, 2000:
A Korea 10-0 Singapore
B Uzbekistan 6-0 Iran
B India 8-1 China

Mei 6, 2000:
A Pakistan 12-0 Chinese Taipei
B Bangladesh 14-0 Iran
B Japan 2-9 India

Mei 7, 2000:
B China 11-1 Uzbekistan
A Malaysia 2-2 Korea

Mei 8, 2000:
B Japan 0-0 Bangladesh
B Iran 0-22 India
A Singapore 0-9 Malaysia

Mei 9, 2000:
B India 16-1 Uzbekistan
B Bangladesh 2-6 China
A Singapore 2-5 Chinese Taipei
A Korea 4-3 Pakistan

Mei 10, 2000:
B China 14-0 Iran
B Uzbekistan 2-6 Japan
A Pakistan 1-3 Malaysia

Mei 11, 2000:
Rest day/Hari Rehat

Mei 12, 2000:
9-12 Singapore 2-1 Iran
5-8 Pakistan 7-1 Bangladesh
SF Korea 4-1 Japan
5-8 Chinese Taipei 4-6 China
SF Malaysia 1-2 India

Mei 13, 2000:
Tempat 9/10 Singapore 1-7 Uzbekistan
Tempat 7/8 Bangladesh 2-1 Chinese Taipei
Tempat 5/6 Pakistan 3-0 China

Mei 14, 2000:
Tempat 3/4 Malaysia 2-1 Japan
Final: India 2-3 Korea

3rd Men's Junior Asia Cup (Singapore 1996)
Venue: Delta Sports Complex, Singapore
1. Pakistan
2. India
3. Japan
4. Korea
5. Malaysia
6. Bangladesh
7. China
8. Sri Lanka
9. Singapore
10. Thailand

Mei 29, 1996 (Rabu)
A Korea 4-1 China
B India 1-2 Bangladesh
B Malaysia 4-0 Singapore

Mei 30, 1996 (Khamis)
A Pakistan 11-0 Sri Lanka
B India 3-2 Japan

Mei 31, 1996 (Jumaat)
B Bangladesh 7-1 Singapore
A Thailand 1-10 Korea
A China 0-3 Pakistan

Jun 1, 1996 (Sabtu)
B Japan 2-2 Malaysia
A Sri Lanka 5-0 Thailand

Jun 2, 1996 (Ahad)
B India 9-0 Singapore
A Sri Lanka 1-4 China
B Korea 0-2 Pakistan

Jun 3, 1996 (Isnin)
A Japan v Singapore
A Malaysia v Bangladesh

Jun 8, 1996 (Sabtu)
Tempat 9/10 Singapore 2-0 Thailand
Tempat 7/8 Sri Lanka 1-4 China
Tempat 5/6 Malaysia 2-1 Bangladesh

Jun 9, 1996 (Ahad)
Tempat 3/4 Japan 2-2 (penalti strokes 4-1) Korea
Final Pakistan 2-2 (pso 5-4) India

2nd Men's Junior Asia Cup (Ipoh, Malaysia - 1992)
1. Pakistan
2. Malaysia
3. Korea
4. India
5. Bangladesh
6. China
7. Japan
8. Oman
9. Sri Lanka
10. Singapore

1st Men's Junior Asia Cup (Karachi, Pakistan - 1987)
1. Pakistan
2. Korea
3. India
4. Malaysia
5. China
6. Japan
7. Macau