الطائرة الشاطئية تستهل مشوارها الآسيوي
استهل منتخبا قطر للكرة الطائرة الشاطئية مشوارهما في بطولة الاتحاد الآسيوي للكرة الطائرة الشاطئية 2026، المقامة حاليا في مدينة شانغلو الصينية وتستمر حتى السادس من سبتمبر الجاري، بمشاركة 24 فريقا من أبرز منتخبات آسيا وأوقيانوسيا.
وفاز الثنائي القطري شريف يونس وأحمد تيجان في المباراة الأولى ضمن منافسات المجموعة الثانية، بتغلبه على الثنائي الماليزي تيه ويونغ جيان بنتيجة شوطين مقابل واحد، بواقع (21 - 8 و 21 - 5)، فيما خسر الثنائي موسى الخير ومحمد إيهاب زكي أمام الثنائي الصيني وانغ ودو هونغجون بنتيجة (2 - 0)، بواقع (21 - 12 و 21 - 12)، ضمن منافسات المجموعة السادسة. blablasex.es
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حقق منتخبنا الوطني لكرة اليد للرجال فوزا مستحقا على حساب نادي الشارقة الإماراتي بنتيجة 34 مقابل 30 في المواجهة الودية التي خاضها العنابي ضمن خطة تحضيراته المتكاملة وتجاربه الودية المستمرة استعدادا لخوض منافسات دورة الألعاب الآسيوية المقبلة آيتشي ناغويا اليابان.
ويحرص الجهاز الفني من خلال هذه المباريات الودية على اختبار الجاهزية الفنية والبدنية لجميع العناصر المستدعاة وتطبيق التكتيكات الخططية المتنوعة مع تعزيز عامل الانسجام والتجانس الجماعي بين اللاعبين في أرضية الملعب، وذلك بهدف الوصول إلى القمة الفنية المطلوبة التي تضمن للمنتخب الوطني الدفاع عن كبريائه القاري ومواصلة الهيمنة المطلقة على كرة اليد الآسيوية وصعود منصات التتويج.
India, Japan to play first T20 cricket match
New Delhi: India and Japan will face off this month in their first-ever Twenty20 men's international cricket match against each other, India's cricket board announced Friday.
The match will be held at Japan's Sano International Cricket Ground on September 22, celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations between the two Asian nations, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said in a statement.
BCCI Honorary Secretary Devajit Saikia called it "a significant moment for cricket", taking reigning world champions India to "new territory" and introducing the sport to a wider audience in Japan and East Asia.
Japan Cricket Association chief executive Naoki Miyaji said he hopes that the match will encourage Japanese curious about cricket to come and cheer.
Taking note of India's ambition to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2036, the BCCI said the initiative aims to promote human exchanges and cooperation between India and Japan in the field of sports.
Al Arabi beat Al Sailiya; Al Ahli edge Qatar SC
DOHA: Al Arabi climbed to third in the Qatar Stars League standings after beating Al Sailiya 2-0 at Khalifa International Stadium yesterday.
Younes Hussein scored the winner as Al Ahli edged 10-man Qatar SC 1-0 in the other match.
After draws in their opening two matches, Al Arabi produced an impressive display to move to five points, one behind leaders Al Sadd and Al Rayyan, who face Al Gharafa and Al Duhail respectively tomorrow.
Youssef Snana put Al Arabi ahead in the 45th minute with a fine header from a corner.

Al Sailiya pushed for an equaliser after the break, with Ali Olwan testing Al Arabi goalkeeper Jassim Al Hail with a long-range effort. Al Hail made a good save to deny him.
Kellian van der Kaap then hit the bar from another corner as Al Sailiya continued to push for a goal.
Issa Laye sealed the victory with a spectacular header as Al Sailiya remained without a point after three matches.
At Al Thumama Stadium, Qatar SC were reduced to 10 men in 12th minute when Eisa Palangi was sent off for a dangerous tackle on Ahmed Reyed Mawla.
Al Ahli had two goals ruled out for offside, with Qatar SC holding firm in defence as the first half ended goalless.
Qatar SC goalkeeper Ali Nader denied Ismail Mohamad, who later hit the bar in the second half.
Al Ahli finally found the breakthrough when Julian Draxler sent a looping cross towards Driss Fettouhi. His header ricocheted off the bar and Hussein was on hand to head home from close range.
The win lifted Al Ahli to sixth with four points, while Qatar SC remained 11th with one point.
Lusail eye first QSL win against Al Wakrah
Lusail and Al Wakrah will both chase their first victory of the season when they meet in the Qatar Stars League Week 3 clash at Lusail Stadium today.
Both teams have one point from their opening two matches, with Lusail sitting ninth and Al Wakrah eighth on the standings. The match kicks off at 7:15pm.
Newcomers Lusail have made an encouraging start to life in the top flight despite still waiting for their first win. They put up a spirited performance against Al Rayyan in their opening match before suffering a narrow defeat, then showed their attacking strength in a 3-3 draw with Al Ahli.
Coach Emanuel Mesquita wants his side to build on that performance against Al Wakrah.
“Our performance in the last match against Al Ahli gives us the confidence to continue working hard and fighting in every game,” Mesquita said.
“We hope to be ready against Al Wakrah and achieve a positive result.”
Mesquita expects a tough challenge from Al Wakrah, who lost to Al Rayyan in their previous outing.
“Al Wakrah is a strong team with considerable experience. Their recent loss to Al Rayyan will give them extra motivation to bounce back against Lusail, but we are prepared for all scenarios,” he said.
Al Wakrah coach Jose Luis Sierra was also confident after his team’s performance against Al Rayyan despite the defeat.
“Regardless of the opponent, I think my team is in good shape,” Sierra said.
“If we maintain this level and play with the same performance, I think we have a real chance to achieve victory over Lusail and collect the three points.”
Today’s first match will be played between Al Shamal and Al Shanania at Al Bayt Stadium (5pm). Al Shamal are on four points with Al Shahania on three points.
The UAE’s first global professional sumo games are coming to Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi is set to host the UAE’s first international professional sumo competition at Space42 Arena on September 26. Japan’s historic sport of sumo is making its debut in the UAE All-Star Sumo Competition, hosted by the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi). Taking place at Abu Dhabi’s Space42 Arena […]
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