1999 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup

Field hockey tournament 1999 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Malaysia Kuala Lumpur National Hockey Stadium 6 Pakistan South Korea Germany 1 18 86 PAK Sohail Abbas 12 1998 1998 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2000 2000 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2 April - 10 April 4 The 1999 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup was the ninth edition of field hockey tournament the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Pakistan won their maiden title defeating South Korea 3-1 in the final after having finished runner-ups in four out of their last eight appearances. Sohail Abbas was the competition's top scorer with 12 goals. Participating nations Six countries participated in the year's tournament:http://www.azlanshahcup.com/index.php/previous-winners Previous winners azlanshahcup.com 17 March 2013 6 March 2013 https://web.archive.org/web/20130306061321/http://www.azlanshahcup.com/index.php/previous-winners usurped Pakistan Malaysia Germany Canada South Korea New Zealand Results Preliminary round PosTeam Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification1Pakistan55002610 +1615Final2South Korea53021814 +493Germany53021412 +29Third Place Match4Canada52031116 -565New Zealand52031016 -66Fifth Place Match6Malaysia5005718 -110 Fixtures MAS 1 – 4 NZL 2 April 1999 16:05 Report Hari PC 12 FG 53 Bradley FG 35 Archibald PC 56 Kuhan PC 482 April 1999 PAK CAN 6 – 3 18:05 Report Bashir FG 10 FG 20 FG 37 FG 52 Abbas PC 24 PC 46 Bird PS 33 Milkovich FG 48 Wettlaufer FG 502 April 1999 GER KOR 4 – 3 20:05 Report Keon-wook FG 6 FG 39 Kyung-seok FG 14 Tewes FG 49 Weibenbor FG 54 Michel PC 66 PC 69 3 April 1999 MAS CAN 1 – 2 17:35 Report Kuhan PC 4 Pereira PC 55 Campbell FG 643 April 1999 PAK KOR 6 – 2 19:35 Report Seung-tae FG 11 Keon-Wook FG 52 Abbas PC 5 PC 41 Sarwar FG 17 Bashir FG 57 Shahbaz Jr. FG 46 FG 66 4 April 1999 NZL GER 0 – 3 18:05 Report Reinelt FG 18 Kopp PC 45 Wein FG 68 5 April 1999 KOR CAN 5 – 2 16:05 Report Jong-ha PC 2 Seung-tae FG 39 Hwang FG 50 Jeong-seon FG 56 Keon-wook FG 61 Pereira FG 54 Griffiths FG 665 April 1999 NZL PAK 2 – 5 18:05 Abbas PC 24 PC 53 PC 59 Sarwar FG 51 Bashir FG 63 Radonovich PC 22 Hari PC 38 Report5 April 1999 GER MAS 4 – 3 20:05 Report Anwar FG 1 Suhaimi FG 33 Kuhan PC 45 Wein FG 20 Michel PC 25 FG 55 Saliger FG 27 6 April 1999 PAK MAS 5 – 1 18:05 Report Asim FG 5 Shahbaz Jr. PC 23 Hussain FG 37 Abbas PC 47 PC 60 Kuhan PC 40 CAN GER 7 April 1999 2 – 1 17:35 Report Campbell FG 39 Griffiths FG 68 Saliger PC 577 April 1999 KOR NZL 5 – 1 19:35 Report Woon-kon FG 37 Jong-ha FG 39 PC 65 Keon-wook FG 51 Min-sik FG 56 Buckley PC 70 8 April 1999 GER PAK 2 – 4 16:05 Report Abbas PC 18 PC 43 Sarwar FG 19 Shahbaz Jr. FG 69 Michel PC 39 PC 478 April 1999 MAS KOR 1 – 3 18:05 Report Yong-bae PC 13 Woon-kon FG 23 PC 58 Kuhan PC 508 April 1999 CAN NZL 2 – 3 20:05 Report Archibald PC 19 PC 65 Hari FG 50 Griffiths FG 8 Yule FG 32 Classification round Fifth and sixth place 10 April 1999 NZL MAS 1 – 2 8:00 Report yes Archibald FG 24 Kuhan PC 54 Saiful Azli FG 85 Third and fourth place 10 April 1999 GER CAN 3 – 2 16:05 Report Milkovich PS 30 Fernandes PC 53 Reinelt FG 19 Gemmerig FG 23 Michel PC 39 Final 10 April 1999 PAK KOR 3 – 1 Abbas PC 30 Saqlain FG 61 Shahbaz Jr. FG 67 Woon-kon FG 16 18:35 Report Statistics Final standings PositionTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsResult Pakistan66002911 +1818Champions South Korea63031917 +29Runner-up Germany64021714 +312Third place 4 Canada62041319 -66 5 Malaysia6105919 -102 6 New Zealand62041118 -76 Goalscorers There were 86 goals scored in 18 matches for an average of 4.78 goals per match *NZL Ryan Archibald MAS Yeo Woon-kon PAK Muhammad Sarwar NZL Bevan Hari *GER Stefan Saliger GER Christian Wein GER Sascha Reinelt KOR Song Seung-tae CAN Ken Pereira CAN Sean Campbell CAN Peter Milkovich *KOR Lee Young Hwang KOR Lee Jeon-seon NZL John Radonovich MAS Chairil Anwar Abdul Aziz MAS Ibrahim Suhaimi PAK Naveed Asim KOR Kim Min-sik NZL Andrew Buckley KOR Kim Yong-bae CAN David Yule PAK Muhammad Saqlain GER Frank Gemmerig CAN Wayne Fernandes MAS Saiful Azli bin Abdul Rahman NZL Bradly Apted CAN Ian Bird CAN Paul Wettlaufer GER Jan-Peter Tewes KOR Kim Kyung-seok GER Benjamin Kopp GER Tibor Weibenbor *PAK Muhammad Shahbaz KOR Kang Keon-wook *KOR Jeon Jong-ha CAN Andrew Griffiths *PAK Sohail Abbas *GER Björn Michel *MAS Kuhan Shanmuganathan PAK Atif Bashir References External links Official website Category:1999 in field hockey 1999 Category:1999 in Malaysian sport Category:1999 in Pakistani sport Category:1999 in Canadian sports Category:1999 in South Korean sport Category:1999 in New Zealand sport Category:1999 in German sport