CAVA WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL CHALLENGE CUP GETS UNDERWAY IN NEPAL ON MAY 22

All is about for the CAVA (Central Asian Volleyball Association) Women’s Challenge Cup, which is because of be held on the NSC Covered Hall in Kathmandu, Nepal between May 22 and 28, with eight groups striving for his or her success within the one-week competitors.

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Hosts Nepal are in Pool A together with India, Bangladesh, Kyrgyzstan, whereas Pool B options Sri Lanka, Maldives, Kazakstan and Uzbekistan. Teams will contest the pool round-robin preliminaries, with prime two groups from every pool advancing to the semifinals. Lower-ranked groups ending third and 4th locations in every pool will probably be relegated to classification spherical for Fifth-Eighth locations.

On May 22, the opening day of the event, Uzbekistan will tackle Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will take a look at their mettle with India, adopted by the opening ceremony. After that, hosts Nepal, two-time AVC Central Zone Championship in 2019 and 2021, will play Kyrgyzstan within the curtain-raiser and Maldives will problem Kazakhstan.

Nepal Volleyball Association President Mr Jitendra Chand mentioned lately that the affiliation was dedicated in offering the taking part groups and delegations with prime class hospitality.

“We know we don’t have world-class covered hall for the tournament. The CAVA members also know the fact. But we can win their hearts with top-class hospitality and we will not leave any stone unturned in that aspect,” he mentioned.

“We have decorated the NSC Covered Hall as per our capacity and I am grateful to all the sponsors and partners for their generous support to make it a grand success,” he mentioned.

Meanwhile, Kazakhstan turned the primary workforce to achieve Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu on May 19 and was welcomed by NVA Secretary General Roshan Shrestha. Their flight was speculated to land at 7pm native time, however because of the dangerous climate, the flight was diverted to New Delhi and landed in Kathmandu at 2am on Saturday morning.