2005 ARFU Asian Rugby Series

August 2013 2nd Asian Rugby Series Japan South Korea 17 13 countries 2003–04 2006 30 April–12 November 2005 ARFU Asian Rugby Series The 2005 ARFU Asian Rugby Series was the second edition of a tournament created by Asian Rugby Football Union for national teams. It was also valid as first round of Asian qualification for 2007 Rugby World cup. Tournament First Division {| class="wikitable" |- !width=30|Pos. !width=100|Team !width=30|P !width=30|W !width=30|D !width=30|Lost !width=30|For !width=30|Ag. !width=40|Diff. !width=30|Points !width=300|Notes |- |- bgcolor=#ccffcc align=center |1||align=left|JPN||2||2||0||0||141||34||+107||4|| |- bgcolor=#ffffff align=center |2||align=left|KOR||2||1||0||1||87||53||+34||2|| |- bgcolor=#ffffCC align=center |3||align=left|HKG||2||0||0||2||6||147||-88||0|| relegated to next year's division 2 |} 7 May 2005 JPN 91–3 HKG Tokyo 15 May 2005 KOR 31–50 JPN Seoul 22 May 2005 HKG 3–56 KOR Hong Kong Second division Valid also for 2007 Rugby World Cup – Asia qualification {| class="wikitable" |- !width=30|Pos. !width=100|Team !width=30|P !width=30|W !width=30|D !width=30|Lost !width=30|For !width=30|Ag. !width=40|Diff. !width=30|Points !width=300|Notes |- |- bgcolor=#ccffcc align=center |1||align=left|Arabian Gulf||2||2||0||0||54||48||+6||4|| promoted to next year's division 1 |- bgcolor=#ffffff align=center |2||align=left|CHN||2||1||0||1||44||43||+1||2|| |- bgcolor=#ffffCC align=center |3||align=left|TWN||2||0||0||2||45||52||-7||0|| relegated to next year's division 3 |} 30 April 2005 CHN 22–19 TWN Kunming 20 May 2005 Arabian Gulf 30–26 TWN Manama 11 November 2005 Arabian Gulf 24–22 CHN Dubai Third division Valid also for 2007 Rugby World Cup – Asia qualification Pool A {| class="wikitable" |- !width=30|Pos. !width=100|Team !width=30|P !width=30|W !width=30|D !width=30|Lost !width=30|For !width=30|Ag. !width=40|Diff. !width=30|Points !width=300|Notes |- |- bgcolor=#ccffcc align=center |1||align=left|LKA||2||2||0||0||82||55||+27||4|| promoted to final |- bgcolor=#ffffff align=center |2||align=left|SGP||2||1||0||1||64||61||+3||2|| |- bgcolor=#ffffCC align=center |3||align=left|THA||2||0||0||2||65||95||-30||0|| relegated to next year's division 4 |} 4 June 2005 THA 38–48 LKA Bangkok 11 June 2005 SGP 47–27 THA Singapore 25 June 2005 LKA 34–17 SGP Colombo Pool B {| class="wikitable" |- !width=30|Pos. !width=100|Team !width=30|P !width=30|W !width=30|D !width=30|Lost !width=30|For !width=30|Ag. !width=40|Diff. !width=30|Points !width=300|Notes |- |- bgcolor=#ccffcc align=center |1||align=left|KAZ||3||3||0||0||135||31||+104||6|| promoted to final |- bgcolor=#ffffff align=center |2||align=left|IND||3||2||0||1||78||56||+22||4|| relegated to next year's division 4 |- bgcolor=#ffffff align=center |3||align=left|MYS||3||1||0||2||60||111||-51||2|| relegated to next year's division 4 |- bgcolor=#ffffff align=center |4||align=left|GUM||3||0||0||3||29||104||-75||0|| relegated to next year's division 5 |} 4 June 2005 IND 22–36 KAZ Mumbai 8 June 2005 KAZ 48–3 MYS Mumbai 11 June 2005 IND 48–12 MYS Mumbai 18 June 2005 GUM 8–8 IND Guam 22 June 2005 KAZ 51–6 GUM Alma Ata 26 June 2005 MYS 45–15 GUM Kuala Lumpur Final {| class="wikitable" |- !width=30|Pos. !width=100|Team !width=30|P !width=30|W !width=30|D !width=30|Lost !width=30|For !width=30|Ag. !width=40|Diff. !width=30|Points !width=300|Notes |- |- bgcolor=#ccffcc align=center |1||align=left|LKA||2||2||0||0||43||37||+6||2|| promoted to next year's division 2 |- bgcolor=#ffffff align=center |2||align=left|KAZ||2||0||0||2||37||43||-6||2|| |- bgcolor=#ffffCC align=center |} 25 October 2005 KAZ 25–19 LKA Almaty 12 November 2005 LKA 24–12 KAZ Colombo References 2005 Category:2005 rugby union tournaments for national teams Category:2005 in Asian rugby union