Pakistan’s U-18 volleyball team emerged victorious over Iran, clinching the CAVA U-18 Boys Championship at Tashkent, Uzbekistan, with a 3-1 win in the final on Monday.
From the outset, Pakistan demonstrated its prowess, taking the first set with a commanding lead. Iran, known for its strong volleyball tradition, fought back fiercely in the second set, leveling the score and heightening the tension in the arena.
However, Pakistan’s team, under the astute guidance of their coaching staff, rallied in the third set with strategic plays and powerful serves, regaining their lead.
Head Coach Saeed Ahmed Khan, Team Manager Khalid Waqar, Assistant Coach Mohammad Akram, and Analyst Mohammad Suleman helped in setting the foundation of this ground-breaking victory.
Key players Muhtad Ali Shah, Talal Ahmed, and Khizar Hayat played a pivotal role in securing the CAVA U-18 Boys Championship for Pakistan.
The fourth set proved to be the decisive moment. Pakistan’s players, exhibiting remarkable teamwork and resilience, thwarted Iran’s attempts to push the match into a fifth set. With each point, the anticipation grew, culminating in a thrilling finish that saw Pakistan secure the championship title.
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It marks the first time Pakistan has won the CAVA U18 Boys Championship, heralding a new era of promise and potential for the nation’s young athletes.
Earlier, the Pakistan junior volleyball team made a remarkable start in the CAVA U18 Volleyball Championship by securing a victory against Kazakhstan in their opening match. Pakistan emerged victorious with a score of 3-1, with the score being 21-25, 25-15, 25-16, 25-18.
Pakistan also defeated Tajikistan on their glorious road to the final where they finally defeated their neighbors Iran to win the first-ever CAVA Under-18 Volleyball Championship.
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