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{{Use dmy dates|date=May 2020}}{{Use British English|date=August 2011}}The first Commonwealth Korfball ChampionshipsWEB,weblink 'Korf' squad hope to net success, 14 July 2006, BBC News, were held in Croydon from 14 to 16 July 2006.This was a tournament recognised by the International Korfball Federation, and hosted by the British Korfball Association, at the Whitgift School, Croydon.Participants came from Australia, England, Scotland, South Africa and Wales. Additionally teams from Ireland and North America (USA and Canada) were invited to take part, to help the development of korfball in these countries.The tournament was by way of a round-robin championships, with England the eventual winners.{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" align=left style="background:#dfdfdf;"

1st Commonwealth and friends Championship

! width=150|Team! width=20|Pts! width=20|P! width=20|W! width=20|D! width=20|L! width=20|GF! width=20|GA

{{korf|England}}	12>					|25

{{korf|South Africa}}	9>					|51

{{korf|Ireland}}	9>					|56

{{korf|Wales}}	5>					|78

{{korf|Australia}}	5>					|79

{{flagicon	CAN}} North America	2>					|88

{{korf|Scotland}}	0>					|93

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1st Commonwealth Championship

! width=150|Team! width=20|Pts! width=20|P! width=20|W! width=20|D! width=20|L! width=20|GF! width=20|GA

{{korf|England}}	8>					|16

{{korf|South Africa}}	6>					|31

{{korf|Wales}}	3>					|57

{{korf|Australia}}	3>					|59

{{korf|Scotland}}	0>					|62

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Friday 14 July

{{korf-rt|Wales}}	10 - 13	{{korf|Ireland}}

{{korf-rt|South Africa}}	17 - 4	{{flagicon	CAN}} North America

{{korf-rt|Australia}}	10 - 5	{{korf|Scotland}}

{{korf-rt|England}}	13 - 4	{{korf|Ireland}}

North America {{flagicon	CAN}}	6 - 10	{{korf|Australia}}

{{korf-rt|Wales}}	6 - 30	{{korf|England}}

{{korf-rt|Scotland}}	4 - 18	{{korf|South Africa}}

Saturday 15 July

{{korf-rt|Scotland}}	9 - 12	{{flagicon	CAN}} North America

{{korf-rt|South Africa}}	16 - 16	{{korf|Ireland}}

{{korf-rt|Wales}}	8 - 8	{{korf|Australia}}

{{korf-rt|England}}	25 - 5	{{flagicon	CAN}} North America

{{korf-rt|Scotland}}	1 - 19	{{korf|Ireland}}

{{korf-rt|Wales}}	9 - 11	{{korf|South Africa}}

{{korf-rt|England}}	24 - 2	{{korf|Australia}}

Sunday 16 July

{{korf-rt|Wales}}	11 - 8	{{flagicon	CAN}} North America

{{korf-rt|Ireland}}	14 - 10	{{korf|Australia}}

{{korf-rt|England}}	13 - 5	{{korf|South Africa}}

{{korf-rt|Scotland}}	8 - 9	{{korf|Wales}}

{{korf-rt|Ireland}}	16 - 6	{{flagicon	CAN}} North America

{{korf-rt|England}}	25 - 3	{{korf|Scotland}}

{{korf-rt|Australia}}	5 - 22	{{korf|South Africa}}

References

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External links

• weblink" title="web.archive.org/web/20071201192056weblink">British Korfball Association

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