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Full time26 May 2018
Hong Kong China
91–10
Malaysia
Hong Kong Football Club Ground, Hong Kong, Hong Kong China · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2016Head-to-head

Hong Kong China won by 81 points.

Scoring

  1. 5’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  2. 5’THong Kong China try · Jamie Pincott
  3. 6’CHong Kong China conversion · Matt Rosslee
  4. 6’THong Kong China try · Max Denmark
  5. 17’THong Kong China try · Conor Hartley
  6. 18’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  7. 20’THong Kong China try · Conor Hartley
  8. 21’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  9. 21’THong Kong China try · Jamie Lauder
  10. 22’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  11. 27’THong Kong China try
  12. 32’THong Kong China try · Jamie Tsang
  13. 33’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  14. 33’TMalaysia try · Etonia Vaga Saukuru
  15. 34’CMalaysia conversion · Mohammad Syarif Aazwan Sudin
  16. 44’THong Kong China try · Conor Hartley
  17. 45’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  18. 54’THong Kong China try · Jack Delaforce
  19. 55’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  20. 58’THong Kong China try · Jack Neville
  21. 59’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  22. 62’PMalaysia penalty · Muhamad Amirul Aqil Kamsol
  23. 67’THong Kong China try · Robert Keith
  24. 68’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  25. 76’THong Kong China try · Jamie Lauder
  26. 77’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  27. 81’CHong Kong China conversion · Ben Rimene
  28. 81’THong Kong China try · Adam Fullgrabe

The scoring record for this Test does not add up to the final score, so running scores are hidden.

Line-ups

Hong Kong China

  1. 1Adam FullgrabeProp
  2. 2Jamie TsangHooker
  3. 3Jack ParfittProp
  4. 4Jamie PincottSecond row
  5. 5Jack DelaforceSecond row
  6. 6Nick HewsonFlanker
  7. 7Philip WhitfieldFlanker
  8. 8Kane BoucautNumber 8
  9. 9Jamie LauderScrum-half
  10. 10Ben RimeneFly-half
  11. 11Max DenmarkWing
  12. 12Matt RossleeCentre
  13. 13Tyler SpitzCentre
  14. 14Conor HartleyWing
  15. 15Robert KeithFull-back
  16. 16Edward SoppetBench
  17. 17Callum SmithBench
  18. 18Ronan DonnellyBench
  19. 19Kyle SullivanBench
  20. 20Michael ParfittBench
  21. 21Chris PierrepontBench
  22. 22Henry PoonBench
  23. 23Jack NevilleBench

Malaysia

  1. 1Mohamed Farid SujariProp
  2. 2Amirul Mukminim Bin AmizanHooker
  3. 3Lawrence PetrusProp
  4. 4Mohd Aliff Al Hafiz Abdul KarimSecond row
  5. 5Sae FaalupegaSecond row
  6. 6Timoci VunimokuFlanker
  7. 7Mohammad Syarif Aazwan SudinFlanker
  8. 8Etonia Vaga SaukuruNumber 8
  9. 9Aliff Sazrie Bin AzmiScrum-half
  10. 10Mohammed Syahir Asraf RosliFly-half
  11. 11Mohd Azmir Bin Zanul AbdinWing
  12. 12Atunasia Lacadamu TakubuCentre
  13. 13Vatimio RabebeCentre
  14. 14Samuela TamanisauWing
  15. 15Mohamad Aiman Bin JamaluddinFull-back
  16. 16Mohammed Nurazman Bin RamliBench
  17. 17Hamizan RosliBench
  18. 18Nas Affie Mohd SallehBench
  19. 19Syarif Nurhidayat Bin MuzhaimeyBench
  20. 20Mohammed Amin Bin JamaluddinBench
  21. 21Muhammad Danial Noor HamidiBench
  22. 22Muhamad Amirul Aqil KamsolBench
  23. 23Wan Mohammad Asyraf NorudinBench

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Context

All-time, Hong Kong China 13–0 Malaysia in 13 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

Hong Kong China going in
Malaysia going in

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Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.