Rugby India is hosting the HSBC A5N Div II " Tournament in New Delhi,
on 2nd & 5th June \' 10. This will feature Thailand, China, India & Philippines, All India Women\'s Sevens Tournament " to be played on 3rd & 4th June 10 , at the same venue.
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An entertaining weekend of elite Asian rugby in the HSBC Asian 5 Nations (HSBC A5N) has helped clarify the qualification picture for IRB Rugby World Cup after an emphatic win over the Arabian Gulf by reigning champions Japan and a gritty victory by Hong Kong over nearest chaser Kazakhstan.
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Week three of the HSBC Asian 5 Nations (HSBC A5N) Top 5 competition is fraught with IRB Rugby World Cup 2011 implications (the 2010 HSBC A5N Top 5 competition is serving as the last competition in a three-year, 33-match Rugby World Cup qualification process for Asia).
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Japan opened its HSBC Asian 5 Nations (HSBC A5N) campaign with an emphatic 71-13 win today over Korea. The victory was paced by a remarkable five-try effort from winger Kosuke Endo.
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The Arabian Gulf claimed its first ever HSBC Asian Five Nations (HSBC A5N) victory with a 16-9 win over Hong Kong this evening at the Bahrain Rugby Football Club.
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Hong Kong stunned South Korea 32-8 in the opening game of the 2010 HSBC Asian Five Nations (HSBC A5N) Top 5 competition to take a massive step forward in their IRB Rugby World Cup 2011 qualifying campaign. In the day’s second match in Almaty, Kazakhstan fought off a brave challenge from the Arabian Gulf XV before pulling away in the waning moments 43-28
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Iran Rugby Federation invite all Iranian livening outside Iran who are active in any form of Rugby to join hands with the IRAN Rugby Federation in promoting rugby in Iran . everybody who is interesting can contact to the Iran Rugby Federation with :
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Asia’s elite rugby competition, the 2010 HSBC Asian 5 Nations (HSBC A5N) Top 5 tournament will kick off tomorrow with matches between Hong Kong and South Korea (GMT +8.00) and Kazakhstan and Arabian Gulf (GMT +6.00). Defending champions Japan are on a bye in week 1.
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Asian Womens 7s event in Guang Zhou to be held between 24th - 25th July 2010. It is looking to be the biggest womens rugby event for Asia. With 14 unions already confirming there intention to participate.
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Sri Lanka has climbed close to the top of Asian rugby’s totem pole after beating Singapore 23-16 in a thrilling final of the HSBC Asian 5 Nations Division I tournament played. In the 3rd/4th place play-off, Malaysia achieved its primary objective by retaining its Division I status after winning the relegation match against a young Chinese Taipei XV, 35-3.
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