Our national beach volleyball team has qualified for the second round of the Aspire Beach Volleyball Cup and concludes tomorrow evening.The Aspire International Championship is the fourth FIVB beach volleyball tournament 2019-2020 at the level of one star.

Yesterday’s matches were attended by Ali Ghanem Al Kuwari, President of the Aircraft Federation, Yousef Ahmed Kanoo, General Secretary and Mohammed Salem Al Kuwari, Board Member.

Qatar (1), consisting of duo Mahmoud Essam and Mehdi Samoud, and (2) duo of Ziad Abdul Majid and Saif Al Majid, where Qatar team (1) defeated the Japanese team consisting of duo Keisuke Shimizu and Hideki Yoshida with two results without a result 21-17 and 21-11), to make up for the loss in the first meeting against the Polish team consisting of the pair Brosniak and Piotr Jank result of two games without a response by the results (21-19 and 21-17) during the meetings held yesterday on Al Gharafa beach stadiums.

While Qatar team (2) of the duo Ziad Abdul Majid and Saif Al-Majid, to overcome the Japanese team consisting of duo Takashi Tsuchiya and Hitoshi Murakami result of two games without a result of results (21-15 and 21-14) during the meeting, which brought the two teams in Group C matches , Qatar team (2) lost the first meeting of the group against the Sultanate of Oman, consisting of duo Noah Jalboubi and Mazen Al Hashemi result of two games without a response by the results (21-10 and 21-19), to our team to finish second in the third group.

Meanwhile, Qatar (3), composed of Dennis Al-Musalmani and Nasser Al-Meer, bid farewell to the group stage after receiving two losses against Japan, consisting of Koichi Nishimura and Dais Shibata, with two results (21-13, 21-7), and the Japanese team. Kinsuke Shoji and Masato Kurasaka played two games without a reply (21-12 and 21-11) in Group A.

The 34 Aspire International Cups will be attended by 34 teams representing 20 countries: Qatar, Australia, Cameroon, Croatia, Gambia, Iran, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Kenya, Mali, Mozambique, Norway, Nigeria, Oman, Poland, USA, Russia, Slovenia and Sweden.