Names of players participating in thirty teams in Fifty-eight matches

Asian men’s beach volleyball championship will start on November 14 with the participation of 30 teams from 11 countries of the old continent to determine the top teams after holding 58 matches

The men’s beach volleyball championship of Asia will be held from November 14 to 18 in Bandar Abbas city, and 30 teams from 11 countries will participate in this competition

Iran with four teams, Australia, China, Japan, Kazakhstan, Oman, Qatar, and Thailand with three teams have participated in this tournament. The countries of Hong Kong and Indonesia are also participating in these competitions with two teams and India with one team

According to the schedule announced by the Asian Confederation, these competitions will start at 8:00 am on Monday, November 14, and the teams will face each other in 58 matches. The preliminary stage of this tournament will be held in three days (November 14 to 16) at 8, 8:45, 9:40, 14, 15, 16, and 17 on the main and second courts

The fourth day of these competitions is dedicated to the round of 18 and quarter-finals. On Thursday, November 17, at 8, 8:50, 9:40, and 10:30 a.m., the round of 16 finals will be held on the main and second courts, and the quarter-finals of the Asian Championship will be held at 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., and 5:00 p.m. whose matches are played on the main field

On Friday, November 18, which is the last day of this competition, the matches will continue on the main field and the semi-final stage of the competition will be held at 9 and 10 o’clock. After the rest of the teams, the ranking match will be held at 15:00 and the final match between the top teams will be held at 16:00. The conclusion of this course of the Asian Championship beach volleyball tournament is the end of the program the final day

The list of players of the teams participating in the 2022 Asian Men’s Beach Volleyball Championship is as follows:

Iran One: Abdulhamid Mirzaali – Arash Vakili

Iran Two: Bahman Salemi – Alireza Aghajani

Iran Three: Sina Shoukti – Abbas Pourasgari

Iran Four: Mojtaba Aro – Mehdi Mahfovi

Australia One: Christopher McHugh – Paul Burnett

Australia Two: Mark Nicolai Dees – Isaac Crutcher

Australia Three: Thomas Hodges – Zachary Schubert

China One: Like Jiang Ha and Jia Xin Wu

China Two: Yan Wei Weng – Chao Wei Ju

China Three: Zhao Xin Li – Tao Shue

Hong Kong One: Pui Lam Wong – Keifang Lam

Hong Kong Two: Kayung Wan – King Wang Tse

Indonesia One: Geylang Ramadan – Shia Danang Pribadi

Indonesia Two: Mohammad Ashfia – Yossi Fernanda

India: Naresh Tampra and Krishna Raju Modunuri

Japan One: Yoshimi Hasegawa and Masato Kurosaka

Japan Two: Takumi Takahashi – Shiro Furuta

Japan Three: Kensuke Shoji – Junpei Ikeda

Kazakhstan One: Dmitry Yakovlev – Sergey Bogato

Kazakhstan Two: Nordus Aldash – Kirill Gorin

Kazakhstan Three: Artem Petrasyanets – Vladislav Postinikov

Oman One: Ahmed al-Hasani – Haitham al-Shuriki

Oman Two: Hud Al Jalbubi – Mazin Al Hashemi

Oman Three: Nouh Al-Jalboubi – Majed Abdullah Ali Al-Shabli

Qatar One: Sharif Younes – Ahmed Tijan

Qatar Two: Essam Ahmed Mahmoud – Saifuddin Al-Majid

Qatar Three: Abdullah Nasim – Mohammad Ehab Zaki

Thailand One: Surin Jong Klang – Banlu Nakprak Hang

Thailand Two: Pithak Tipjan – Poravid Taowatu

Thailand Three: Danwinit Keosai – Intouch Takakiwara Cole

In this tournament, the prize for the first team is $7,500. The second team will receive $6,000 and the third team will receive $4500. The reward for the fourth team is $3,000. The fifth through eighth teams will receive $1,050 each, and the ninth through sixteenth teams will receive $600 each