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    #31
    Australia beat Korea 3-2 (20-25, 25-22, 20-25, 25-21, 20-18). Like when playing against Japan, the Oz were lucky to win the fifth set with 2-point margin.

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      #32
      Today results:

      China - Indonesia: 3 - 2 (25-16, 25-15, 21-25, 23-25, 15-10)
      Japan - Korea: 3 - 1 (25-16, 26-24, 21-25, 25-19)
      Thailand - Chinese Taipei: 3 - 2
      Australia - Iran: 3 - 2

      Standing after all group matches finished:

      Group A:
      1. China (3 wins no defeat)
      2. Thailand (1 win 2 defeats)
      3. Indonesia (1 win 2 defeats)
      4. Chinese Taipei (1 win 2 defeats)

      Group B:
      1. Australia (3 wins no defeat)
      2. Japan (2 wins 1 defeat)
      3. Korea (1 win 2 defeats)
      4. Iran (no win 3 defeats)

      But 3rd and 4th placed teams are not eliminated.

      Tomorrow fixtures:

      1. China - Iran (1st of Group A vs 4th of Group B)
      2. Thailand - Korea (2nd of Group A vs 3rd of Group B)
      3. Indonesia - Japan (3rd of Group A vs 2nd of Group B)
      4. Chinese Taipei - Australia (4th of Group A vs 1st of Group B)

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        #33
        China beat Iran 3 - 0 (36-34, 25-21, 25-20) in the first of today matches. However, the 8 teams play round robin so Iran will still play against Thailand, Indonesia and Chinese Taipei.

        In the second game, Australia is leading Chinese Taipei 2 - 0.

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            #35
            From tomorrow, Iran will meet weaker teams - Thailand, Indonesia, Chinese Taipei.

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              #36
              Today results:

              China - Iran: 3 - 0
              Australia - Chinese Taipei: 3 - 0
              Korea - Thailand: 3 - 0
              Japan - Indonesia: 3 - 0

              Tomorrow fixtures:

              Indonesia vs Australia
              Thailand vs Iran
              Japan vs Chinese Taipei
              China - Korea

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                #37
                Originally posted by Kenji View Post
                Group B:
                1. Australia (3 wins no defeat)
                2. Japan (2 wins 1 defeat)
                3. Korea (1 win 2 defeats)
                4. Iran (no win 3 defeats)
                LOL.....anyone care to predict how "karimi_no1_nr" is going to spin this one?

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by Vestvood Vizard View Post
                  LOL.....anyone care to predict how "karimi_no1_nr" is going to spin this one?
                  Just with the truth mate, Here is a quote from a member from Iran watching this tournament and just backing up what i said before.!!

                  Iran is using a young squad with mosto of their senior players cut off the team because the coach wants to build a strong squad for the future and this tournament is used for Experience.!!


                  apparantly Iran has sent a young and inexperienced team to these championships just to gain experience. The team that wins it qualifies to the olympics but there will still be other competitions for other teams to have a chance of qualifying.


                  He wants to give his players experience to qualify from the other tournaments..!!

                  So as a Volleyball fan, Am not taking these losses in a negative way Because we have 1 of the best coaches in the World of Volleyball

                  the new senior TM Volleyball coach ,Gaayeech گاييچ is from Serbia.he is considered to be one of the top 5 coaches in the world by many.he won the Gold medal with Serbia in Sydney Olympics and has done very well with various teams since then.(Srebia,Turkey,Russia,Greece)
                  the Federation has hired him to build TM for the next Asian Cup & the 2010 London Olympics.he selected a pretty young squad for these games.some players like Mousavi are from the Youth team.and Gaayeech has even mentioned the possibility of bringing some players from the World Champions Boy Youth team (no javanan)
                  btw,the current team will play a few more matches in this tourney,and it has a good chance of making it to the 2008 Peking Olympics Qualifications tourney,to be held later on in Japan.

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                    #39
                    Excluding China and Japan, top two in this championship earn berth to take part in the FIVB World Cup which will be held in Japan in November 2007. 12 teams will participate in this World Cup. Host Japan, 5 continental champions, 4 continental runner-ups and 2 wild cards. Top three from this World Cup will qualify to the 2008 Olympics.

                    Then again excluding China and Japan, top 4 from this championship qualify to the 2008 Olympics Asian Qualifier which will be held in Japan in May 2008.

                    Beside the above 2 ways, there is no other route to advance to the 2008 Olympics. It is hard for Iran to qualify to the FIVB World Cup because top two excluding China and Japan are very likely Australia and Korea. But Iran can qualify to the Asian Qualifier as the third or fourth team excluding China and Japan. Iran, Thailand, Indonesia and Chinese Taipei are competing for the 3rd and 4th place.

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                      #40
                      Iran today scored its first win after 4 successive defeats in the second round by beating Thailand 3 - 2. With this win, Iran got great chance to qualify to the Asian Qualifier to be played in Japan in May 2008.

                      Other results:

                      Japan - Chinese Taipei: 3 - 0 (25-13, 25-14, 25-12)
                      Australia - Indonesia: 3 - 0 (25-20, 36-34, 27-25)
                      No report on the game between China and Korea yet.

                      Tomorrow fixtures:

                      Australia - Thailand
                      China - Japan (live at Lativi on this big match)
                      Indonesia - Iran
                      Korea - Chinese Taipei

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                        #41
                        China yesterday suffered a setback at the hand of the Koreans 0 - 3 (20-25, 17-25, 21-25).

                        Judging the plays of the teams so far, Japan is the strongest but unfortunately narrowly lost to Australia in its first match.

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                          #42
                          China helped Japan to become champion. Today China came from behind to beat Australia 3 - 2 (23-25, 26-24, 21-25, 25-23, 15-12). Both Japan and Australia suffered only one defeat but Japan won on points.

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                            #43
                            Sorry, Australia is the champion because in a later match, Thailand unexpectedly beat Japan 3 - 0 (25-20, 25-20, 25-23).

                            China, Japan and Korea all have 5 wins 2 losses but after calculating points, Japan is 2nd, Korea 3rd, China 4th.

                            Iran is 5th with 3 wins 4 losses, Thailand 6th with 2 wins 5 losses followed by Indonesia 7th and Chinese Taipei 8th (both 1 win 6 losses).

                            Australia and Korea qualified to the FIVB World Cup to be held in Japan in November 2007. Australia, Korea, Iran and Thailand qualified to the Asian Qualifier which will be held in Japan in May 2008.

                            Japan automatically qualified to both events as host. China directy qualified to the 2008 Olympics as host.

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                              #44
                              Originally posted by Kenji View Post
                              Sorry, Australia is the champion because in a later match, Thailand unexpectedly beat Japan 3 - 0 (25-20, 25-20, 25-23).
                              China, Japan and Korea all have 5 wins 2 losses but after calculating points, Japan is 2nd, Korea 3rd, China 4th.
                              Iran is 5th with 3 wins 4 losses, Thailand 6th with 2 wins 5 losses followed by Indonesia 7th and Chinese Taipei 8th (both 1 win 6 losses).
                              Australia and Korea qualified to the FIVB World Cup to be held in Japan in November 2007. Australia, Korea, Iran and Thailand qualified to the Asian Qualifier which will be held in Japan in May 2008.
                              Japan automatically qualified to both events as host. China directy qualified to the 2008 Olympics as host.
                              Thanks for the updates mate.

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