Volleyball
Defeat the first game! Young Thais fight to the fullest, losing to Australia 1-3 AVC Cup
The young Thai team lost 1-3 sets to their rivals Australia and must qualify for the playoffs in the final game of the 2022 AVC Cup.
PPTV Men's Volleyball Competition "Escola" 2022 AVC Cup at Nakhon Pathom Municipal Sports Center, Nakhon Pathom Province, on August 11, 2022, the game in the second group stage, Group E between the Thai national team, the host, on the field to meet with the Australian national team
Young Thais are the champions of Group A with 2 wins in a row and have 1 win in stock with 2 points before entering the field, while Australia's first round wins 1, loses 1 as a runner-up in Group C and before entering the field this game Has a passive performance, lost 1 game and still has no points
"Coach Yun" Air Force Lieutenant Monchai Supachirakul, head coach of the young Thai team Arranged players to enter the field as the main set as before, led by Marwin Maniwong, Chatmongkol Praketkaew, Prasert Pinkaew, Naphadet Pinitdee, Kantapat Koonmee, Hua Sao, Amornthep Khanhan and Siwadon Sanhatham. independent receiver
The first set, a young Thai man, made a hot performance. Has a decisive attack game, won 25-23 in the second set, Australia still plays well and is not weak, keeping the game close until the end of the game, before Aussies won 25-23, including after that, Australia still dominates the game well. than before pushing to win 25-18, 27-25
Summary of the results: Australia won Thailand 3-1, set 23-25, 25-23, 25-19, 27-25
In this game, Amornthep, who although playing only 3 sets, scored the highest point at 20 points, followed by Malakai Merch of Australia and Naphadet of Thailand, who made 19 points each.
Young Thai lost the first game of this program. Total work in the second round, won 1, lost 1, with 2 points, while Australia won 1, lost 1 with 3 points, and both teams have to go to the semi-finals in the final game, with the Thai team meeting Japan on the 12th. August 2022 at 3 PM. Follow the live broadcast on PPTV HD Channel 36.