
Top try scorer after Day 1 – CHEN Yen Ping (Chinese Taipei) – 5 tries
Overall Leading Scorer – CHEN Yen Ping (Chinese Taipei) – 29 points
Iran women of Day 1 – Anna Asfandiyarova – every minute of her matches (42 minutes) ·
Top 3 came through the first day relatively untested
Japan took the honours in Pool D with the best match of the day over Uzbekistan
China favoured to retain title. However a fast Thailand and a fit looking Kazakhstan team could take the championship
Japan could repeat their 2008 Championship win if they can retain possession.
Match Day 1 – Saturday 24th July 2010
Preliminary Round matches
1. 9:00 Pool A - CHINA (CHN) 39 v 7 HONG KONG CHINA (HKG)
2. 9:20 Pool B - THAILAND (THA) 36 v 0 CHINESE TAIPEI (TPE)
3. 9:40 Pool C - KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ) 34 v 0 SINGAPORE (SIN)
4. 10:00 pool D - UZBEKISTAN (UZB) 7 v 5 LAOS PDR (LAO)
5. 10:20 Pool D - MALAYSIA (MAS) 0 v 52 JAPAN (JPN)
6. 10:40 Pool A - CHINA (CHN) 36 v 0 PHILIPPINES (PHI)
7. 11:00 Pool B - THAILAND (THA) 47 v 0 KOREA (KOR)
8. 11:20 Pool C - KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ) 36 v 0 INDIA (IND)
9. 11:40 Pool D - UZBEKISTAN (UZB) 34 v 0 MALAYSIA (MAS)
10. 14:00 Pool D - LAOS PDR (LAO) 0 v 48 JAPAN (JPN)
11. 14:20 Pool A - HONG KONG CHINA (HKG) 31 v 0 PHILIPPINES (PHI)
12. 14:40 Pool B - CHINESE TAIPEI (TPE) 52 v 0 KOREA (KOR)
13. 15:00 Pool C - SINGAPORE (SIN) 43 v 0 INDIA (IND)
14. 15:20 Pool D - LAOS PDR (LAO) 0 v 19 MALAYSIA (MAS)
15. 15:40 Pool D - UZBEKISTAN (UZB) 12 v 22 JAPAN (JPN)
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