2012 Men's Asian Champions Trophy

2012 Asian Men's Hockey Champions

2012 Asian Hockey Champions logo
Tournament details
Host country	Qatar
City	Doha
Dates	20 Dec – 27 Dec
Teams	6
Venue(s)	Al-Rayyan Stadium
Final positions
Champions	Pakistan (1st title)
Runner-up	India
Third place	Malaysia
Tournament statistics
Matches played	18
Goals scored	111 (6.17 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Muhammad Waqas (11 goals)
Best player	Muhammad Waqas
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The 2012 Asian Men's Hockey Champions Trophy is the 2nd edition of the Asian Hockey Champions Trophy for men. The tournament was held from 20-27 December 2012 in Doha, Qatar. The top six Asian teams (India, Oman, Pakistan, China, Malaysia and Japan) participated in the tournament, which involved round-robin league among all teams followed by play-offs for final positions.

India entered the tournament as the defending champion, but lost to Pakistan in the final by a score of 5-4.

Venue

Doha
Al-Rayyan Stadium
Capacity: 27,000

Al-Rayyan Stadium, Doha

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Venues in Qatar

Teams

Below is the list of participating teams for the tournament

• India
• Pakistan
• Oman
• China
• Malaysia
• Japan

Fixtures

All times are Arabia Standard Time (UTC+3)

Round robin

Standings

	Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
1.	India	12	5	4	0	1	23	7	+16
2.	Pakistan	10	5	3	1	1	22	12	+10
3.	Malaysia	10	5	3	1	1	17	10	+7
4.	China	9	5	3	0	2	14	13	+1
5.	Japan	3	5	1	0	4	13	17	-4
6.	Oman	0	4	0	0	4	6	36	-30

Total 15 matches will be played.

20 December 15:00 Malaysia 4 – 1 Japan Ahmad Tajuddin  3' Faizal Saari  17' Hafifihafiz Hanafi  32' Abdul Rahim  58' Report Toshihiro Tachiban  65'

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20 December 17:00 India 4 – 0 China Sowmarpet Sunil  13' V. R. Raghunath  20', 52' Bimal Lakra  53' Report

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20 December 19:00 Oman 3 – 8 Pakistan Report Shakeel Abbasi   ',  ',  ' Muhammad Waqas   ',  ' Abdul Haseem Khan   ' Muhammad Rizwan Sr.   ' Muhammad Imran   '

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21 December 15:00 Japan 1 – 3 India Koji Kayukawa 50' Report V. R. Raghunath  22', 59' Chandi  51'

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21 December 17:00 Pakistan 5 – 2 China Abdul Haseem Khan   ',  ' Muhammad Waqas  ',  ' Shakeel Abbasi   ' Report

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21 December 19:00 Oman 1 – 4 Malaysia Salah Al Soodi 16' Report Faizal Saari 23' Mohd Radzie Abdul Rahim 28' Radzie 63' Mohd Fitri Saari 65'

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23 December 15:00 China 4 - 2 Japan

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23 December 17:00 Oman 0 - 11 India Report S V Sunil 3', 44' Dharamvir Singh 8', 56' V. R. Raghunath 30', 38' Rupinderpal Singh 33', 43' Akashdeep Singh 53' Harbir Singh 65' Danish Mujtaba 67'

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23 December 19:00 Pakistan 3 - 3 Malaysia Muhammad Rizwan Sr.  21' Muhammad Waqas  55', 57' Report  20' Faizal Saari  43' Tengku Jalil Abdul 68'

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24 December 15:00 Oman 1 - 7 Japan

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24 December 17:00 China 2 - 1 Malaysia Wang Hong Yun   ' Song Yi   ' Report Faizal Shaari   '

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24 December 19:00 Pakistan 1 - 2 India Muhammad Waqas  57' Report Rupinder Singh  36' Chenglansena  51'

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26 December 13:00 Oman 1 - 6 China

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26 December 15:00 Pakistan 5 - 2 Japan Muhammad Waqas 1', 36' Shakeel Abbasi  34' Abdul Haseem Khan  44', 63' Report Heita Yoshihara  8' Toshiro Tachibana  23'

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26 December 17:00 Malaysia 5 - 3 India Fitri Saari   ' Azlan Misron   ' Faizal Saari   ' Azammi Adabi  68' Report Birendra Lakra  47' S V Sunil  62' VR Raghunath  63'

Classification

In the Men’s Finals on December 27, total 3 matches will be played with top two teams in finals, third and fourth placed teams in bronze medal match and last two teams in fifth place.

Fifth Place Match

27 December 14:30 Japan 1 - 2 Oman Shinji Kawauchi  29' Report Anwar Saad Jumman  33' Samir Haliyas Al-Shibli  70'

Bronze Medal Match

27 December 17:00 Malaysia 3-1 China Marhan Jalil Muhammad  40' Mohd Radzie Abdul Rahim 60' Own Goal 61' Report Xian Yi Liu  19'

Gold Medal Match

27 December 19:30 India 4 - 5 Pakistan Birendra Lakra 9' V. R. Raghunath  20' Gurwinder Chandi  55' Rupinder Pal singh  59' Report Muhammad Waqas  8', 56' Shafqat Rasool  42' Muhammad Imran  48' Muhammad Imran  64'

Final ranking

RANK	TEAM
	Pakistan
	India
	Malaysia
4.	China
5.	Oman
6.	Japan

Awards

2012 Asian Men's Hockey Champions Trophy Winners
Pakistan First title

Top Goalscorer
Muhammad Waqas

External links

• 2012 Asian Men's Hockey Champions Trophy, Doha (official website)
• Official Facebook Asian Champions Trophy Doha 2012

References

Asian Hockey Champions Trophy

Asian Hockey Federation