Indonesia national rugby union team







































Indonesia
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Union Indonesian Rugby Union Association
Nickname(s) Rhinos
Coach(es) Nico de Ribas (2006), Izzi Kadir (2007-2009), Duncan Hall (2010-2011), Jamie Johnson (2012-2013) Simon Jones (2014-2015), Pete Keane / JP Koen (2016)
Captain(s) Nelson Joku (2006), Fikri Al-Azhar (2007), Bobby Orlando (2008), Kirk Arundale (2009-2010), Bobby Orlando (2011), Daniel R Nugroho (2012-2015), Stephen Small Shoulders Field (2016)

















Team kit













Change kit


First international

 Cambodia 30–7 Indonesia Indonesia
(June 27, 2006)
Largest win

Indonesia Indonesia 55–3 Cambodia 
(July 19, 2008)
Largest defeat

 Guam 49–12 Indonesia Indonesia
(June 12, 2010)
World Cup
Appearances none

The Indonesia national rugby union team represents Indonesia in rugby union. They are nicknamed the "Rhinos". The team is an associate member of IRB. They have yet to play in the Rugby World Cup. The Indonesian squad was formed in 2006 to attend the IRB sanctioned Six Division Asian Rugby Football Tournament between Brunei, Laos, Cambodia and Indonesia. They are competing in Division Three for 2010 Asian Five Nations tournaments.


The first ever Indonesian XV game was against Cambodia, on 27 June 2006, losing 30-7 during the first Six Division Asian Rugby Football Tournament in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.


In 2007, the Rhinos won the Asian Division 6 Championships in Brunei Darussalam after recording wins against Laos 17-3, Cambodia 11-10 & Brunei 28-13.


In 2008, the Rhinos won the HSBC a5n Regional Tournament, which was played at the Universitas Pelita Harapan, Jakarta, Indonesia. The Rhinos defeated Laos 23-11 on Tuesday, July 15 and Cambodia 55-3 on Saturday, July 19 in front of an appreciative home crowd.


But in 2009, after promoting to Division Three, Indonesia got two consecutive loses, 3-23 to Guam and 13-48 to Iran. However they will still play at Division Three in 2010 as they were not relegated.




Contents






  • 1 Squad


  • 2 Coaches


    • 2.1 Previous head coaches




  • 3 Record


    • 3.1 Asian Rugby Championship record


    • 3.2 Overall Test record




  • 4 See also


  • 5 External links





Squad


Squad to 2015 Rugby World Cup Asia Qualifiers











Coaches




  • Head Coach: United Kingdom Simon Jones


  • Assistant Coach: Iswahyudi


  • Asst Coach (Backs): Anthony Dickinson


  • Asst Coach (Forwards): Nick Mesritz



Previous head coaches




  1. United Kingdom Simon Jones (2014–present). 1 win, 3 losses.


  2. United Kingdom Jamie Johnston (2012-2013). 2 wins, 2 losses.


  3. Australia Duncan Hall (2010–2011). 1 win, 3 losses.


  4. Singapore Ismail Kadir (2007-2009). 5 wins, 1 loss.


  5. France Nico de Ribas (2006). 2 wins, 1 loss.



Record



Asian Rugby Championship record

















































































Year
 Division
 Result
 PF
 PA
 PD
2008 Regional 1st (promoted) 78 14 64
2009 Division Three 4th 16 71 -55
2010 Division Three 4th 23 62 -39
2011 Division Three 3rd 43 51 -8
2012 Division Three 3rd 30 45 -15
2013 Division Three 3rd 52 46 6
2014 Division Three East 3rd 17 20 -3
2015 Division Three East 4th 27 64 -37
Total 280 356 -76


Overall Test record






































































































Opponent
 Played
 Won
 Lost
 Drawn
 Win %
 PF
 PA
 PD

 Brunei
 2 2 0 0 100.00% 60 35 +25

 Cambodia
 3 2 1 0 66.67% 73 43 +30

 China
 4 1 3 0 25.00% 87 102 -15

 Guam
 5 0 5 0 0.00% 54 160 -107

 Iran
 1 0 1 0 0.00% 13 48 -35

 Laos
 4 4 1 0 80.00% 85 36 +49

 Pakistan
 3 2 1 0 66.67% 44 39 +5
Total 22 11 11 0 50.00% 415 463 -48


See also


  • Rugby union in Indonesia


External links



  • Official site of the Indonesian Rugby Football Union

  • Rugbydata

  • Jakarta Komodo Rugby Club

  • Jakarta Banteng Rugby Club

  • Rugby in Asia Indonesia Homepage - Jakarta Banteng Rugby Club
















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