The Qatari youth team lost to its Chinese counterpart 0-3 in their match played on Wednesday in the second group stage of the 22nd Asian Volleyball Championship U-20 , which is currently being held in Indonesia and concludes on July 30. The rest of the matches that took place Wednesday witnessed the victory of Kazakhstan over Vietnam (3-1), Indonesia over Saudi Arabia (3-0), South Korea over Thailand (3-1), Iran over China Taipei (3-0), and Hong Kong over Australia (3-0). The Qatari team will play on Thursday their third and final match in the group stage, the Iranian counterpart. The Qatari team opened their matches in the tournament on Tuesday, with a loss to the Chinese Taipei team (0-3). 16 teams are participating in the tournament, distributed into 4 groups, where the first group includes the teams of Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Australia, and Hong Kong, the second group includes the teams of Qatar, Iran, China, and Taipei, and the third group includes the teams of India, Bangladesh, Japan, and Kuwait, and the fourth group includes the South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, and Kazakhstan teams. Source: Qatar News Agency
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