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2010 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup

Field	Value
tournament	2010 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
caption	Official logo of the tournament
country	Malaysia
city	Ipoh
venues	Azlan Shah Stadium
teams	7
champions	(5th title) and
third
count	2
matches	24
goals	128
top_scorer	South Korea Nam Hyun-Woo
top_scorer_goals	9
best_player	India Sardar Singh
previous_year	2009
previous_tournament	2009 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
next_year	2011
next_tournament	2011 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup

The 2010 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup was the 19th edition of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, a field hockey tournament held between 6–16 May 2010. Due to bad weather, the final between India and Korea was abandoned after 6 minutes and 14 seconds of play. After discussions and consultations between the Tournament Director Paul Richards, the Organising Committee, with the consent of Sultan Azlan Shah, decided that India and Korea would be joint champions for the 19th edition of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup. It was the 5th title for India and the 2nd for Korea.

Participating nations

Seven countries participated in this year's tournament:

Results

All times are Malaysia Standard Time (UTC+08:00)

First round

Pool stage

Kim Young-jin Lee Nam-young You Hyo-sik }}

Amin Irfan Zubair

Ciriello Gohdes Govers

Antil Gurbaj Khandekar Ali }}

Khandekar Shivendra

Khan Zubair Rizwan Sr. Sun L. }}

Gohdes }}

Nam Hyun-woo You Hyo-sik Yoon Sung-hoon Lee Seung-il Yu Meng }}

Rajpal Shivendra Ciriello Paterson }}

Faizal Amin Tengku }}

Schubert Ciriello Irfan Imran Umar }}

Cui Na Sun L. Luo

Tengku Razie Rizal Ravi }}

Zubair Imran Khan Waqas

Gohdes Ro Jong-hwan }}

Azlan

Ciriello Schubert }}

Nam Hyun-woo Imran }}

Rajpal Rupinder Pal Khandekar Sarvanjit

Second round

Classification matches

Fifth and sixth place

Third and fourth place

Ford Govers Ciriello Schubert Amin Tengku

Final

Match abandoned after 6 minutes and 14 seconds due to bad weather, both teams declared joint winners.

Awards

;XI Team of the Tournament

	PAK Muhammad Imran

;Champions

IND India
KOR South Korea

;Fairplay

EGY Egypt

;Player of the Tournament

IND Sardar Singh

;Goalkeeper of the Tournament

MAS Kumar Subramaniam

;Top Scorer

KOR Nam Hyun-woo (9 goals)

Scorers

;9 goals

KOR Nam Hyun Woo ;7 goals
AUS Christopher Ciriello ;6 goals
MAS Amin Rahim
PAK Muhammad Imran ;5 goals
MAS Azlan Misron
PAK Muhammad Zubair
IND Tushar Khandekar
AUS Grant Schubert
AUS Kieran Govers ;4 goals
PAK Abdul Haseem Khan ;3 goals
MAS Haffihafiz Hanafi
MAS Tengku Ahmad Tajudin
IND Dhananjay Mahadik
AUS Matt Gohdes
CHN Sun Long
KOR Lee Nam Yong ;2 goals
IND Rajpal Singh
IND Paul Ravi
IND Shivendra Singh
KOR You Hyo Sik
PAK Muhammad Irfan
PAK Muhammad Rizwan
PAK Shafqat Rasool
CHN Yu Yang
CHN Liu Yixian
CHN Na Yubo
EGY Muhamed Hassan ;1 goal
MAS Faizal Saari
MAS Razie Rahim
MAS Rizal Nasir
IND Arjun Halappa
IND Sardar Singh
IND Mandip Antil
IND Gurbaj Singh
IND Mujtaba Danish
IND Rupinder Pal Singh
IND Sarvanjit Singh
AUS Timothy Bates
AUS Trent Mitton
AUS Matthew Swann
AUS Russell Ford
KOR Lee Seung Il
KOR Cho Suk Hoon
KOR Yong Sung Hoon
KOR Oh Dae Keun
KOR Kim Young Jin
KOR Ro Jong Hwan
PAK Muhammad Umar
PAK Kashif Ali
PAK Ahmed Mossen
PAK Muhammad Waqas
CHN Cui Yongxin
CHN Luo Fangming
CHN Sun Tianjun
CHN Meng Jun
EGY Hossam Gobran
EGY Ahmed El Hakim

Final ranking

This ranking does not reflect the actual performance of the team as the ranking issued by the International Hockey Federation. This is just a benchmark ranking in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup only.

Position	Team
1	and
2	-
3
4
5
6
7

References

The Sultan Azlan Shah Cup. (2010-05-16). "Joint Champions". Azlanshahcup.com.

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