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2011 ISTAF World Cup

{{Short description|Sepaktakraw tournament}}

{{Infobox field hockey

| tournament = 2011 ISTAF World Cup

| image = 2011 ISTAF World Cup logo.png

| size = 250px

| caption =

| country = {{MAS}}

| city = Kuala Lumpur

| venues = Titiwangsa Stadium

| teams = 24 countries

| confederations =International Sepaktakraw

| champions = Thailand

| second = Malaysia

| third = Myanmar / Singapore

| next_year = 2017

| next_tournament = 2017 ISTAF World Cup

}}

The ISTAF World Cup is a competition organised by the International Sepaktakraw Federation (ISTAF) to modernise the traditional sport of Sepaktakraw. Alongside the ISTAF SuperSeries, the ISTAF World Cup is a platform to showcase the best of the sport and seeks to broaden the appeal of the sport to the international community.{{cite web|title=Intentions to expand the ISTAF SuperSeries in Season Two|url=http://sportsbusinessinsider.com.au/international-news/intentions-to-expand-the-istaf-super-series-in-season-two/|publisher=Sports Business Insider|accessdate=11 June 2013|archive-date=6 December 2017|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20171206005755/http://sportsbusinessinsider.com.au/international-news/intentions-to-expand-the-istaf-super-series-in-season-two/|url-status=dead}}

The first ever ISTAF World Cup debuted in Titiwangsa Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia during July 2011 and saw the participation of 36 international teams and a total of 180 athletes.{{cite web|title=Malaysia Hosts First ISTAF Sepaktakraw World Cup|url=http://sportsnewsmalaysia.blogspot.sg/2011/02/malaysia-hosts-first-istaf-sepaktakraw.html|publisher=Malaysian Sports|accessdate=11 June 2013|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140407065657/http://sportsnewsmalaysia.blogspot.sg/2011/02/malaysia-hosts-first-istaf-sepaktakraw.html|archive-date=7 April 2014|url-status=dead}}

The winner for the 1st ISTAF World Cup (Men) was Thailand and the runner-up was Malaysia. The winner for the 1st ISTAF World Cup (Women) was Thailand and the runner-up was Vietnam.{{cite web|title=Vietnam takes silver in World Sepak Takraw Cup|url=http://vietnambreakingnews.com/2011/07/vietnam-takes-silver-in-world-sepak-takraw-cup/#.UbfT8vYY3MQ|publisher=Vietnam Breaking News}}{{cite web|title=Thailand wins first Sepaktakraw WC|url=http://mmtimes.com/index.php/sports/2313-thailand-wins-first-sepaktakraw-wc.html|publisher=Myanmar Times|accessdate=12 June 2013|archive-date=26 August 2016|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160826225020/http://www.mmtimes.com/index.php/sports/2313-thailand-wins-first-sepaktakraw-wc.html|url-status=dead}}

Men's draw

The first round, or group stage, saw 23 men's teams divided into 8 groups of 3 (one group had only 2 teams). Each group featured a round robin of 3 games, with each team playing against every other team in their group once. Based on points accumulated, the top 2 teams from each group advanced to the second round, or playoff stage. The host nation also advanced automatically to the playoff stage.

Women's draw

The first round, or group stage, saw 11 women's teams divided into 4 groups of 3 (one group had only 2 teams). Each group featured a round robin of 3 games, with each team playing against every other team in their group once. Based on points accumulated, the top 2 teams from each group advanced to the quarter-finals, or playoff stage. The host nation also advanced automatically to the playoff stage.

Participating countries

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: left; Width:70%"

!colspan= 4| Participating countries (men)

colspan=4 style= "text-align: left"| Host
colspan=4| {{MAS}}
width=10%|Group A

!width=10%|Group B

!width=10%|Group C

!width=10%|Group D

{{THA}} (Seed){{VIE}} (Seed){{BRU}} (Seed){{SIN}} (Seed)
{{PHI}}{{CHN}}{{AUS}}{{GER}}
{{BAN}}{{IRN}}{{JAP}}{{LKA}}
width=10%|Group E

!width=10%|Group F

!width=10%|Group G

!width=10%|Group H

{{MMR}} (Seed){{INA}} (Seed){{KOR}} (Seed){{LAO}} (Seed)
{{TPE}}{{USA}}{{IND}}{{PAK}}
{{FRA}}{{SWI}}{{CAM}}-

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: left; Width:70%"

!colspan= 4| Participating countries (women)

colspan=4 style= "text-align: left"| Host
colspan=4| {{MAS}}
width=10%|Group A

!width=10%|Group B

!width=10%|Group C

!width=10%|Group D

{{CHN}} (Seed){{MMR}} (Seed){{VIE}} (Seed){{THA}} (Seed)
{{INA}}{{KOR}}{{PHI}}{{CAM}}
-{{JAP}}{{IND}}{{PAK}}

Men's results

= Group A (men) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group A

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{THA}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{PHI}}2113
3style= "text-align: left"| {{BAN}}2020

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{THA}}

align=center| 3-0{{PHI}}
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{PHI}}

align=center| 3-0{{BAN}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{BAN}}

align=center| 0-3{{THA}}

= Group B (men) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group B

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{VIE}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{IRN}}2114
3style= "text-align: left"| {{CHN}}2020

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{VIE}}

align=center| 3-1{{IRN}}
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{IRN}}

align=center| 3-0{{CHN}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{CHN}}

align=center| 0-3{{VIE}}

= Group C (men) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group C

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{BRU}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{JAP}}2114
3style= "text-align: left"| {{AUS}}2020

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{AUS}}

align=center| 0-3{{BRU}}
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{BRU}}

align=center| 3-1{{JAP}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{JAP}}

align=center| 3-0{{AUS}}

= Group D (men) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group D

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{SIN}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{GER}}2113
3style= "text-align: left"| {{LKA}}2020

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{SIN}}

align=center| 3-0{{GER}}
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{GER}}

align=center| 3-0{{LKA}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{LKA}}

align=center| 0-3{{SIN}}

= Group E (men) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group E

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{MMR}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{TPE}}2113
3style= "text-align: left"| {{FRA}}2022

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{MMR}}

align=center| 3-0{{TPE}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{FRA}}

align=center| 0-3{{MMR}}
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{TPE}}

align=center| 3-2{{FRA}}

= Group F (men) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group F

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{INA}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{USA}}2113
3style= "text-align: left"| {{SWI}}2020

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{SWI}}

align=center| 0-3{{USA}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{USA}}

align=center| 0-3{{INA}}
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{INA}}

align=center| 3-0{{SWI}}

= Group G (men) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group G

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{KOR}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{IND}}2113
3style= "text-align: left"| {{CAM}}2020

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{CAM}}

align=center| 0-3{{KOR}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{IND}}

align=center| 3-0{{CAM}}
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{KOR}}

align=center| 3-0{{IND}}

= Group H (men) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group H

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{LAO}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{PAK}}2020

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{LAO}}

align=center| 3-0{{PAK}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{PAK}}

align=center| 0-3{{LAO}}

= Knock-out rounds (men) =

{{Round16

| 23 July | {{TPE}} | 0 | {{MAS}} | 3

| 23 July | {{PHI}} | 3 | {{BRU}} | 2

| 23 July | {{SIN}} | 3 | {{USA}} | 2

| 23 July | {{VIE}} | 1 | {{IND}} | 3

| 23 July | {{THA}} | 3 | {{IRN}} | 0

| 23 July | {{INA}} | 3 | {{LAO}} | 2

| 23 July | {{JAP}} | 0 | {{KOR}} | 3

| 23 July | {{GER}} | 0 | {{MMR}} | 3

| 23 July | {{MAS}} | 3 | {{PHI}} | 0

| 23 July | {{SIN}} | 3 | {{IND}} | 2

| 23 July | {{THA}} | 3 | {{INA}} | 0

| 23 July | {{KOR}} | 0 | {{MMR}} | 3

| 24 July | {{MAS}} | 3 | {{SIN}} | 0

| 24 July | {{THA}} | 3 | {{MMR}} | 0

| 24 July | {{MAS}} | 0 | {{THA}} | 3

| | - | | - |

|widescore=yes}}

Women's results

= Group A (women) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group A

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{CHN}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{INA}}2021

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{INA}}

align=center| 1-3{{CHN}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{CHN}}

align=center| 3-0{{INA}}

= Group B (women) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group B

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{MMR}}2114
2style= "text-align: left"| {{KOR}}2113
3style= "text-align: left"| {{JAP}}2113

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{JAP}}

align=center| 0-3{{MMR}}
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{KOR}}

align=center| 0-3{{JAP}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{MMR}}

align=center| 1-3{{KOR}}

= Group C (women) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group C

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{IND}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{VIE}}2115
3style= "text-align: left"| {{PHI}}2021

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{VIE}}

align=center| 3-0{{PHI}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{PHI}}

align=center| 1-3{{IND}}
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{IND}}

align=center| 3-2{{VIE}}

= Group D (women) =

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: center; Width:50%"

!colspan= 6| Group D

width=2%|Rank

!width=10%|Country

!width=5%|Games
played

!width=5%|Win

!width=5%|Lost

!width=5%|Pts

1style= "text-align: left"| {{THA}}2206
2style= "text-align: left"| {{CAM}}2113
3style= "text-align: left"| {{PAK}}2020

style="width:50%;" cellspacing="1"
width=15%|

!width=10%|

!width=15%|

21 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{CAM}}

align=center| 3-0{{PAK}}
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{PAK}}

align=center| 0-3{{THA}}
22 July 2011
style=font-size:90%

|align=right| {{THA}}

align=center| 3-0{{CAM}}

= Knock-out rounds (women) =

{{Round8

|23 July | {{MAS}} | 3 | {{CAM}} | 0

|23 July | {{MMR}} | 0 | {{VIE}} | 3

|23 July | {{THA}} | 3 | {{KOR}} | 0

|23 July | {{IND}} | 0 | {{CHN}} | 3

|24 July | {{MAS}} | 1 | {{VIE}} | 3

|24 July | {{THA}} | 3 | {{CHN}} | 0

|24 July | {{VIE}} | 0 | {{THA}} | 3

| | - | | - |

|widescore=yes}}

Broadcast and media

Internationally, the ISTAF World Cup 2011 was broadcast throughout 68 countries across the seven continents:{{cite web|title=UFA secures another sepaktrakaw partnership|url=http://www.sportspromedia.com/news/ufa_secures_another_sepaktrakaw_parntership/|publisher=SportsPro|accessdate=12 June 2013}}

class="wikitable" style= "text-align: left; Width:100%"

!width=13%|Region

!width=10%|Country

!width=13%|Region

!width=10%|Country

!width=13%|Region

!width=10%|Country

rowspan="9" | South-East AsiaBruneirowspan="14" | Western & Northern EuropeAustriarowspan="24" | Central & Eastern EuropeAlbania
CambodiaBelgiumArmenia
IndonesiaDenmarkAzerbaijan
MalaysiaFinlandBelarus
MyanmarFranceBosnia-Herzegovina
PhilippinesGermanyBulgaria
SingaporeIrelandCroatia
ThailandIcelandCzech Republic
VietnamLuxemburgEstonia
rowspan="6" | East & South AsiaChinaNetherlandsGeorgia
Hong KongNorwayHungary
TaiwanSwedenKazakhstan
MongoliaSwitzerlandLatvia
KoreaUnited KingdomLithuania
Sri Lankarowspan="9" | Southern EuropeCyprusMacedonia
rowspan="5" | OceaniaAustraliaGreeceMaldova
New ZealandItalyMontenegro
FijiLebanonPoland
Papua New GuineaMaltaRomania
TongaPortugalRussia
North AmericaUSASpainSerbia
South AmericaBrazilTurkeySlovak Republic
--IsraelSlovenia
----Ukraine

References

{{Reflist}}

{{International sepak takraw}}

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