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NEW ZEALAND MEN's HOCKEY TEAM RESULTS (As at 27Th June 2019) NEW ZEALAND MEN'S HOCKEY TEAM RESULTS (as at 27th June 2019) TEST MATCHES 27/09/1922 vs Australia at Palmerston North Won 5 - 4 11/08/1923 vs Australia at Sydney Won 2 - 1 08/08/1925 vs Australia at Wellington Won 5 – 1 26/06/1926 vs Indian Army at Christchurch Lost 2 – 5 10/07/1926 vs Indian Army at Auckland Won 4 - 3 17/07/1926 vs Indian Army at Auckland Drew 1 - 1 27/08/1927 vs Australia at Brisbane Drew 3 – 3 27/07/1929 vs Australia at Whangarei Lost 0 - 1 10/08/1929 vs Australia at Auckland Won 2 - 0 13/08/32 vs Australia at Sydney Won 7 - 0 08/09/34 vs Australia at Dunedin Won 5 - 3 22/06/35 vs India at Christchurch Lost 2 - 4 29/06/35 vs India at Wellington Lost 2 - 3 20/07/35 vs India at Auckland Lost 1 - 7 15/08/37 vs Australia at Sydney Won 1 – 0 23/07/38 vs Prince of Manavadar's Indian Team at Christchurch Lost 1 - 5 30/07/38 vs Prince of Manavadar's Indian Team at Wellington Lost 0 - 4 27/08/38 vs Prince of Manavadar's Indian Team at Auckland Lost 1 - 3 07/08/48 vs Australia at Dunedin Lost 2 – 3 29/07/50 vs Australia at Adelaide Lost 1 - 2 09/08/52 vs Australia at Nelson Lost 0 - 1 07/08/54 vs Australia at Sydney Won 3 - 1 16/07/55 vs Indian Wanderers at Wellington Lost 2 – 3 30/07/55 vs Indian Wanderers at Auckland Won 4 - 2 20/08/55 vs Indian Wanderers at Christchurch Lost 0 - 2 OLYMPIC GAMES, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1956 24/11/56 vs West Germany Lost 4 - 5 27/11/56 vs Pakistan Lost 1 - 5 29/11/56 vs Belgium Won 3 - 0 03/12/56 vs Singapore Won 13 - 0 04/12/56 vs Belgium Won 3 - 2 05/12/56 vs Australia Lost 0 - 1 Final Placing 6th 12/04/58 vs Pakistan at Christchurch Lost 0 - 3 26/04/58 vs Pakistan at Wellington Drew 2 - 2 03/05/58 vs Pakistan at Auckland Lost 0 - 5 16/08/58 vs Australia at Napier Drew 0 – 0 30/08/58 vs Australia at Palmerston North Won 3 - 2 06/09/58 vs Australia at Blenheim Lost 2 - 3 08/1960 vs Singapore at Singapore Lost 0 – 1 08/1960 vs Malaya at Singapore Won 3 – 2 OLYMPIC GAMES, ROME, ITALY, AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 1960 27/08/60 vs Holland Drew 1 – 1 31/08/60 vs Denmark Won 4 - 1 02/09/60 vs India Lost 0 - 3 04/09/60 vs Holland Won 2 - 1 05/09/60 vs Spain Lost 0 - 1 07/09/60 vs West Germany Won 1 - 0 12/09/60 vs Australia Won 1 - 0 Final Placing 5th TOUR OF PAKISTAN, INDIA AND CEYLON, SEPTEMBER 1960 15/09/60 vs Pakistan XI at Karachi Lost 0 - 1 16/09/60 vs Pakistan Presidents XI at Karachi Drew 2 - 2 09/60 vs Indian Railways at New Delhi Drew 2 – 2 09/60 vs Indian Police at Ahmedabad Won 2 – 1 24/09/60 vs Madras State at Madras Lost 1 – 2 09/60 vs Mysore State at Bangalore Won 1 – 0 09/60 vs Ceylon at Colombo Won 3 – 0 05/06/61 vs Indian Wanderers at Auckland Lost 0 - 2 01/07/61 vs Indian Wanderers at Wellington Lost 1 - 3 08/07/61 vs Indian Wanderers at Christchurch Drew 1 - 1 15/07/61 vs Australia at Brisbane Lost 1 - 2 05/08/61 vs Australia at Perth Drew 1 - 1 12/08/61 vs Japan at Christchurch Won 2 - 0 26/08/61 vs Japan at Dunedin Won 2 - 1 MATCHES PLAYED BEFORE AHMEDABAD TOURNAMENT, DECEMBER 1961 20/12/61 vs All Malaya at Singapore Lost 1 – 3 21/12/61 vs Indonesia at Jakarta Lost 1 – 2 INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT AHMEDABAD, INDIA, JANUARY 1961 06/01/62 vs West Germany Drew 1 - 1 08/01/62 vs Japan Drew 1 - 1 10/01/62 vs Belgium Lost 0 - 1 11/01/62 vs Australia Lost 0 - 1 14/01/62 vs India Lost 0 - 4 16/01/62 vs United Arab Republic Won 7 - 0 17/01/62 vs Indonesia Won 6 - 0 19/01/62 vs Malaya Drew 1 - 1 20/01/62 vs Holland Drew 1 - 1 MATCHES PLAYED AFTER AHMEDABAD TOURNAMENT, JAN/FEB 1962 31/01/62 vs Burma at Rangoon Won 4 - 0 02/02/62 vs Hong Kong at Recreio Won 3 - 2 06/07/63 vs Australia at New Plymouth Lost 2 - 3 27/07/63 vs Australia at Hamilton Lost 2 - 4 22/08/64 vs India at Auckland Won 3 - 1 12/09/64 vs India at Christchurch Lost 1 - 5 19/09/64 vs India at Wellington Lost 2 - 8 MATCHES PLAYED PRIOR TO 1964 TOKYO OLYMPIC GAMES vs Australia Lost 1 - 3 vs Germany Won 4 - 3 vs Germany Lost 0 - 1 vs Keio University Won 5 - 0 vs Canada Won 7 - 0 vs India Lost 2 - 3 vs Malaysia Lost 0 - 1 OLYMPIC GAMES, TOKYO, JAPAN, OCTOBER 1964 12/10/64 vs Great Britain Won 2 - 0 13/10/64 vs Kenya Lost 2 - 3 15/10/64 vs Japan Lost 0 - 1 16/10/64 vs Australia Lost 1 - 2 18/10/64 vs Pakistan Lost 0 - 2 19/10/64 vs Rhodesia Lost 1 – 2 Final Placing 13th 14/08/65 vs Australia at Hobart Lost 0 - 2 15/08/65 vs Australia at Melbourne Drew 0 - 0 13/08/67 vs Australia at Christchurch Won 2 - 0 20/08/67 vs Australia at Dunedin Won 1 - 0 26/08/67 vs Australia at Auckland Drew 2 - 2 MATCH BEFORE PRE-OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT, OCTOBER 1967 05/10/67 vs East Germany at Kohten Won 4 - 0 PRE-OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT LONDON, ENGLAND, OCTOBER 1967 14/10/67 vs Japan Won 3 - 2 16/10/67 vs Belgium Won 2 - 0 17/10/67 vs Great Britain Drew 1 - 1 19/10/67 vs East Germany Won 1 - 0 20/10/67 vs France Drew 0 - 0 21/10/67 vs Holland Drew 0 - 0 OLYMPIC GAMES, MEXICO CITY, MEXICO, OCTOBER 1968 13/10/68 vs India Won 2 - 1 14/10/68 vs Mexico Won 2 - 0 15/10/68 vs East Germany Drew 1 - 1 17/10/68 vs Japan Won 1 - 0 18/10/68 vs West Germany Drew 1 - 1 20/10/68 vs Belgium Drew 0 - 0 21/10/68 vs Spain Drew 1 - 1 24/10/68 vs Holland Lost 1 - 3 25/10/68 vs Kenya Won 2 - 0 Final Placing 7th 10/08/69 vs Australia at Melbourne Won 2 - 1 16/08/69 vs Australia at Adelaide Lost 0 - 2 17/08/69 vs Australia at Perth Lost 0 - 1 20/08/70 vs Australia at Melbourne Lost 3 - 4 22/08/70 vs Australia at Melbourne Lost 1 - 4 23/08/70 vs Australia at Melbourne Lost 2 - 3 PESTA SUKAN TOURNAMENT, SINGAPORE, AUGUST 1971 08/08/71 vs Malaysia Drew 1 - 1 09/08/71 vs Japan Drew 0 - 0 13/08/71 vs Singapore Won 5 - 0 15/08/71 vs India Drew 1 - 1 Final Placing 2nd 25/05/72 vs Australia at Whangarei Lost 0 - 1 27/05/72 vs Australia at Auckland Drew 1 - 1 28/05/72 vs Australia at Auckland Drew 0 - 0 MATCHES PLAYED BEFORE MUNICH OLYMPIC GAMES, 1972 vs Uganda Won 2 - 0 vs West Germany Lost 1 - 3 vs Pakistan Lost 1 - 2 vs France Won 5 - 1 OLYMPIC GAMES, MUNICH, WEST GERMANY, AUGUST 1972 27/08/72 vs Australia Drew 0 - 0 28/08/72 vs Mexico Won 7 - 0 30/08/72 vs Great Britain Won 2 - 1 31/08/72 vs Netherlands Lost 0 - 2 01/09/72 vs Poland Drew 3 - 3 02/09/72 vs Kenya Drew 2 - 2 05/09/72 vs India Lost 2 - 3 10/09/72 vs Belgium Won 2 - 1 Final Placing 9th MATCHES PLAYED BEFORE 1973 WORLD CUP 11/08/73 vs England at Eastcote Drew 0 - 0 12/08/73 vs England at Eastcote Won 4 - 2 WORLD CUP, AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS, AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 1973 24/08/73 vs Germany Lost 1 - 2 26/08/73 vs Spain Lost 1 - 2 27/08/73 vs Japan Won 8 - 1 28/08/73 vs India Drew 1 - 1 29/08/73 vs Kenya Drew 2 - 2 31/08/73 vs England Lost 0 – 1 01/09/73 vs Belgium Won 3 - 1 Final Placing 7th MATCHES PLAYED BEFORE CHRISTCHURCH INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT 1974 vs Canada Won 2 - 0 vs Canada Won 2 - 0 vs Poland Won 4 - 1 INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT, CHRISTCHURCH, FEBRUARY 1974 09/02/74 vs Netherlands Won 4 – 3 10/02/74 vs Malaysia Won 2 – 0 11/02/74 vs Canada Won 3 - 0 02/74 vs Poland Won 1 - 0 15/02/74 vs Pakistan Lost 0 - 2 16/02/74 vs Australia Lost 1 - 2 Final Placing 3rd MATCHES PLAYED BEFORE 1975 WORLD CUP 20/02/75 vs Singapore at Singapore Drew 0 - 0 22/02/75 vs Singapore at Singapore Won 3 - 2 23/02/75 vs India at Singapore Drew 0 - 0 26/02/75 vs Argentina at Kuala Lumpur Won 3 - 2 27/02/75 vs Australia at Kuala Lumpur Drew 0 - 0 WORLD CUP, KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA, MARCH 1975 01/03/75 vs Malaysia Drew 0 - 0 04/03/75 vs Netherlands Won 2 - 1 06/03/75 vs Pakistan Lost 0 – 2 07/03/75 vs Spain Lost 0 - 1 09/03/75 vs Poland Won 3 - 2 12/03/75 vs Australia Lost 0 - 5 14/03/75 vs Spain Won 2 - 1 Final Placing 7th 06/09/75 vs Canada at Christchurch Won 2 – 1 07/09/75 vs Canada at Timaru Won 7 - 2 13/09/75 vs Canada at Hamilton Won 5 - 1 14/09/75 vs Canada at Auckland Won 4 - 1 18/10/75 vs India at Auckland Lost 2 - 4 19/10/75 vs India at Whangarei Won 3 - 2 25/10/75 vs India at Palmerston North Lost 1 - 2 26/10/75 vs India at Christchurch Lost 1 - 2 MATCHES PLAYED BEFORE 1976 OLYMPIC GAMES vs Pakistan (Exhibition Match) Won 1 - 0 vs India (Exhibition Match) Lost 1 - 2 vs India (Practice Match) Lost 1 - 3 vs Australia (Practice Match, 3x 30 mins) Lost 2 - 3 vs Argentina (Practice Match) Drew 2 - 2 OLYMPIC GAMES, MONTREAL, CANADA, JULY 1976 19/07/76 vs West Germany Drew 1 - 1 21/07/76 vs Spain Drew 1 - 1 22/07/76 vs Belgium Won 2 - 1 25/07/76 vs Pakistan Lost 2 - 5 27/07/76 vs Spain Won 1 - 0 29/07/76 vs Netherlands (semi) Won 2 - 1 30/07/76 vs Australia (final) Won 1 - 0 Final Placing 1st 10/09/77 vs Australia at Auckland Lost 1 - 2 17/09/77 vs Australia at Christchurch Lost 0 - 4 18/09/77 vs Australia at Melbourne Lost 1 - 4 24/09/77 vs Australia at Perth Lost 3 - 4 CHAMPIONS TROPHY LAHORE, PAKISTAN, NOVEMBER 1978 17/11/78 vs Pakistan Lost 2 - 6 18/11/78 vs Great Britain Lost 1 - 3 21/11/78 vs Spain Won 4 - 0 23/11/78 vs Australia Lost 2 - 3 Final Placings 1.
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