Thailand’s Women’s Rubber Team Faces Tough Battle against China in Semi-Finals
October 5, China – The Thai women’s rubber team suffered a disappointing loss to Japan in three straight sets, setting up a challenging semi-final match against hosts China on October 6. The women’s volleyball team faced off against Japan, ranked 9th in the world, at the Deqing Sports Center Gym in the final match of Group F. Thailand, the reigning Asian champion, ranked 13th globally, fielded a strong team comprising players from the 3rd place team of the Asian Championship in Thailand. The game saw Thai head coach Danai Sriwacharamethakul organize a large group of players in an attempt to overcome Japan and avoid confronting China in the semi-finals. The team included Phonphan Kerdprach, setter number 1, Taddao Nuekchaeng, Hatthaya Bamrungsuk, Pimpitchaya Kokram, Atcharaporn Kongyot, and Chatchu-on Moksri, with Piyanuch Pannoi captaining the team as libero.
Sapsiree Taerattanachai, a prominent Thai badminton player known as “Porpo,” appeared on the field to support the Thai women’s rubber team during the game. Taerattanachai emphasized the significance of the match, stating that only praise for the Thai national team should be expressed by the football fans in attendance.
In the first set, the Thai women’s team started strongly, taking an early lead. However, Japan made a comeback and won the set 25-23. The Thai team struggled to improve their position in the second set, as Japan employed effective slaps and drops to secure a 25-19 victory. With Japan leading 2-0, the “Emergency Coach” made player substitutions, bringing in Wipawee Srithong and Jarasporn Bantasak from the start. The Thai team’s performance improved momentarily, but Japan swiftly regained control to win the set 25-23. Japan’s three-set win dashed the hopes of the Thai women’s rubber team to celebrate the birthday of their head coach, known as “Coach Urgent,” with a victory.
Reflecting on the game, team captain Piyanuch Pannoi acknowledged that Japan played exceptionally well and that the Thai team made mistakes that led to their defeat. Looking ahead to the upcoming match against China, Pannoi expressed the team’s determination to fight with all their strength.
Head coach Danai Sriwacharamethakul conceded that Japan thoroughly prepared their team and effectively countered the Thai team’s strategies. Anticipating a challenging match against China, Sriwacharamethakul emphasized the need for his team to give their all on the court.
The semi-final match between Thailand and China will take place on October 6, 2023, at 6:00 pm Thailand time at Hangzhou Normal University, where the Chinese national team has played since the second round.
In other news, Thailand’s Men’s Dragon Longboat team secured a bronze medal in the 500-meter distance event. The team, led by captain Phonchai Thetdee, navigator Chaiyakarn Chuchuen, and rowers Chi Sanupong Sangphan, Kasemsit Boriboonwasin, Sukon BunM, and Suradet Fueangnoi, demonstrated exceptional teamwork to finish third with a time of 2 minutes 09.822 seconds. The bronze medal adds to the team’s success, as they previously clinched a silver medal in the 200-meter distance event. Unfortunately, the Thai women’s team narrowly missed out on a bronze medal in their Dragon Longboat race, finishing fourth.
Additionally, Thai jiu-jitsu athlete Phetda KC Tan secured a bronze medal in the women’s 48-kilogram grappling category. Tan displayed remarkable skill in her match against Mongolia’s Uyanka Tumuru, winning decisively with a score of 12-0. This victory marks the first bronze medal for the Thai Jiu Jitsu team at the Hangzhou Games. However, fellow Thai competitor Natthaya Sukan was unable to secure a bronze medal, falling short against Phuoi Thi Hoo, the gold medalist from Vietnam’s SEA Games.
China 5 October – The Thai women’s rubber team lost to Japan in 3 straight sets, forcing them to face a tough battle in tomorrow’s semi-final (October 6) with the hosts, China.
Women’s volleyball team, round of 8, Group F, final match at the Deqing Sports Center Gym, Thailand’s women’s volleyball team, ranked 13th in the world, and the latest Asian champion team, the Blue Shirts, meet Japan, ranked 9th in the world, which uses players from the 3rd place team of the Asian Championship in Thailand, more than half of the teams, this game “Emergency Coach” Danai Sriwacharamethakul Head coach of the Thai national team Organize a large group of players on the field Hoping to overcome In order not to have to meet China in the semi-finals, led by Phonphan Kerdprach, setter number 1, Taddao Nuekchaeng, Hatthaya Bamrungsuk, Pimpitchaya Kokram, Atcharaporn Kongyot and Chatchu-on Moksri, with Piyanuch Pannoi, captain the team, is libero.
In this game, “Porpo” Sapsiree Taerattanachai, a handsome Thai badminton player. Came to cheer on the Thai women’s rubber team on the field. And I have to say Today’s game is very special. When the announcer announced that the football fans in the field should only praise the Thai national team.
The first set, the Thai women’s team started well. Scoring ahead from the start of the match, but in the end, Japan came back to win 25-23 in the second set The position of the Thai women’s team has not improved. The Japanese used effective slaps and drops to win 25-19, leading 2-0 in set 3. “Emergency Coach” changed players, sending Wipawee Srithong and Jarasporn Bantasak to the field from the start of the match. The Thai team’s game improved, but then Japan straightened the game and came back to play well again. Before overtaking and winning 25-23, Japan won 3 sets in a row and made the Thai women’s rubber team miss out on giving a present to celebrate the birthday of “Coach Urgent” today.
After the game, Piyanuch Pannoi, the captain of the team, admitted that Japan solved the game well. And we made mistakes ourselves, causing us to lose. As for tomorrow’s game, we hope to fight with all our strength.
On the side of “Emergency Coach” Danai Sriwacharamethakul The head coach of the Thai national team admits that Japan prepared the team and solved our game very well. As for the game with China, they fought hard.
For the semi-final program tomorrow (6 October 2023), Thailand-China, the final of the Asian Games, last time at 6:00 pm Thailand time at Hangzhou Normal University. which is the stadium where the Chinese national team has played since round 2
Thai Dragon Longboat wins 1 bronze
Long Dragon Boat, distance of 500 meters, Final Round at Wenzhou Dragon Long Boat Center, Thai men’s team with Phonchai Thetdee as captain, Chaiyakarn Chuchuen as navigator, and rowers led by Chi Sanupong Sangphan, Kasemsit Boriboonwasin, Sukon BunM, Suradet Fueangnoi helping the speed of the rowers to the rhythm of the boat’s heavy bow. Finished in 3rd place at 2 minutes 09.822 seconds, winning another bronze medal after yesterday (4 October 2023) the young Thai team won the silver medal in the distance of 200 meters, the Chinese gold medal, the Indonesian silver medal, and the Thai women’s team. Unfortunately we missed out on winning the bronze medal. After crossing the finish line in 4th place for the Thai Dragon Longboat. There is still a chance to win another 1,000 meter medal tomorrow (6 October 2023).
“Phetda” wins bronze in jiu-jitsu
Jiu Jitsu at the Xiaoshan Linpu Gym competes for the gold medal on the first day. The highlight of the Thai Jiu Jitsu team was the women’s 48 kilogram grappling category. Two competitors from Thailand competed for the bronze medal: Phetda KC Tan took to the field to meet Mongolia’s Uyanka Tumuru before scoring a decisive victory by 12. 0 won the first bronze medal for the Thai Jiu Jitsu team at the Hangzhou Games, while Natthaya Sukan lost to Phuoi Thi Hoo, the SEA Games gold medalist from Vietnam. Unfortunately missed out on the bronze medal. – Thai News Agency
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