Qatar’s women’s beach volleyball team leaves a mark on the world by vieing for the initial time in an international tournament.
Qatar’s women’s team contended in a significant international beach volleyball tournament without precedent for history as Damla Yagmur and Rehanna Al-Tobaishi highlighted in the continuous Volleyball World Beach Master Visit Elite16 occasion in Doha.
Regardless of being beaten in the capability round against Latvia’s Tina Graudina and Anastasija Samoilova on Tuesday, the team graced the sands of Doha, moving a rising age of competitors.
“To be important for history feels like a movement,” 21-year-old Al-Tobaishi told Volleyball World in a meeting.
“As a Qatari lady, I feel as I do a ton of new stuff and present another outlook for other women here. From the outset, I was actually exceptionally anxious to be on the court. I just needed to traverse a couple of moments toward the start, and then it was actually alright,” the Qatari competitor added.
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Yagmur voiced her cooperation in the occasion as making history, telling Volleyball World: “I’m feeling exceptionally glad to be essential for history and I’m grateful to our mentors, Qatar Volleyball and the Qatar Olympic Council for supporting us.”
“I really want to believe that we will improve from now on. We will expand upon the experience we get from this, and we will proceed,” the 20-year-old added.
As yet addressing Qatar are brilliant stars Cherif Younousse and Ahmed Tijan, who will start their journey for the title win when they take on Italy’s Cottafava Samuele and Nicolai Paolo in the initial Pool D match on Wednesday.