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في مستهل مشواره بآسياد «آيتشي-ناغويا «.. عنابي السلة يتخطى الإيراني
فاز منتخبنا الوطني لكرة السلة على نظيره الإيراني بنتيجة (59 - 53)، خلال المباراة التي جمعتهما امس، في مستهل مشواره ضمن منافسات دورة الألعاب الآسيوية العشرين /آيتشي-ناغويا 2026/،
ونجح العنابي في تحقيق أولى انتصاراته بالمجموعة الثانية التي تضم إلى جانبه منتخبات إيران والأردن والصين تايبيه. ويخوض العنابي مباراته الثانية في الدورة غدا السبت عندما يلتقي المنتخب الأردني، قبل أن يختتم مبارياته في الدور التمهيدي يوم الأحد المقبل بمواجهة منتخب الصين تايبيه.
وتضم منافسات كرة السلة للرجال في الدورة، 12 منتخبا موزعة على ثلاث مجموعات، حيث تضم المجموعة الأولى منتخبات اليابان وكوريا والسعودية وإندونيسيا، وتضم المجموعة الثانية قطر وإيران والأردن والصين تايبيه، فيما تضم المجموعة الثالثة منتخبات الصين والفلبين والبحرين وكازاخستان. afsport.lat
beIN Sports to air over 1,700 hours of Asian Games live coverage
Doha, Qatar: The 20th Asian Games 2026 gets underway on 10 September in the Japanese city of Nagoya and the wider Aichi region – and beIN Sports (“beIN”), the leading sports broadcaster in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), will deliver more than 1,700 hours of live, exclusive coverage across a bouquet of 16 channels, spanning 25 consecutive days from first preview to closing ceremony.
Up to 10,000 athletes will compete across 461 events in 43 sports at this year’s Games, which officially run from 19 September to 4 October, with competitive action beginning nine days before the opening ceremony. Alongside traditional disciplines such as track and field, swimming, and gymnastics, five new sports join the line-up. Padel, mixed martial arts, surfing, freestyle BMX, and teqball will all make their Asian Games debut in Japan.
Mohammed Al Bader, Managing Director of beIN Channels – MENA, said: “The Asian Games is the continent’s largest sporting competition, and we are proud to provide MENA viewers with comprehensive studio and on-the-ground coverage once again. beIN Sports is fully committed to showcasing the very best of talent from across Asia. We look forward to broadcasting more than 1,700 hours of coverage over the next few weeks with a special focus on the 1,000-plus Arab athletes expected to take part.”
beIN’s live coverage begins on 10 September with select games featuring Arab teams, building towards the Opening Ceremony on 19 September, with studio coverage starting at 09:00 MECCA and broadcast free-to-air on beIN Sports.
From 20 September, beIN will deliver up to around 100 hours of live coverage each day across beIN Sports 1-9, beIN Sports Xtra channels, and beIN Sports English 1 and 2. This will be complemented by a daily live multi-sports studio programme that will run from 09:00 to 15:00 MECCA, broadcast free-to-air on beIN Sports and beIN Sports News.
On 4 October, as part of the official closing ceremony, Aichi-Nagoya will hand the hosting mantle to Qatar as attention turns to the Asian Games 2030.
فضية آسيا لعنابي الكاراتيه
أحرز لاعب العنابي للكاراتيه حسن منصور الميدالية الفضية في منافسات فئة الشباب لوزن فوق 76 كيلوغراما، ضمن النسخة 24 من بطولة آسيا للكاراتيه تحت 21 عاما، بالاردن.
وجاء تتويج لاعب العنابي عقب سلسلة من المواجهات القوية والمثيرة، قدم خلالها أداء مميزا عكس جاهزيته الفنية والبدنية، وتمكن من منافسة نخبة من أبرز لاعبي القارة الآسيوية، قبل أن يحسم المركز الثاني عن جدارة واستحقاق.
وأعرب عيد المريخي، رئيس الاتحاد القطري للتايكوندو والجودو والكاراتيه، عن سعادته بالإنجاز الذي حققه حسن منصور، مؤكدا أن الميدالية الفضية تمثل ثمرة للجهود الكبيرة التي يبذلها اللاعب والجهازان الفني والإداري، وتعكس التطور الذي تشهده رياضة الكاراتيه القطرية.
وقال: «نبارك لمنصور هذا الإنجاز المميز، ونشيد بالمستوى الذي ظهر به، وتمكن من الوصول إلى منصة التتويج».
وأضاف: «نهدي هذا الإنجاز إلى سعادة الشيخ جوعان بن حمد آل ثاني رئيس اللجنة الأولمبية القطرية لدعمه الكبير لهذه الرياضة».
Cherif, Tijan lead Qatar’s volleyball charge at Asiads
Doha, Qatar: Qatar will be hoping to add to its Asian Games medal tally through volleyball at the Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026, with its strongest medal hopes resting on beach volleyball stars Cherif Younousse and Ahmed Tijan.
Qatar will field men’s and women’s teams in the indoor competition, in addition to four teams in beach volleyball, two men’s and two women’s pairs.
The men’s indoor team have been drawn in Group C alongside India, Vietnam and Hong Kong, while Group A comprises Japan, Pakistan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, Group B features the Islamic Republic of Iran, Indonesia, Thailand and Kyrgyzstan, and Group D has the Republic of Korea, Chinese Taipei and the Philippines.
The men’s competition will run from September 27 to October 3, while the women’s event is scheduled from September 16 to 22.
Qatar’s men enter the tournament after an intensive preparation programme under Argentine coach Camilo Soto.
They held a training camp in Slovenia from August 15 to 26, playing friendly matches against Egypt and Slovenian league teams before competing in the Asian Championship in Fukuoka, Japan.
The women’s team are in Group D alongside Vietnam, the Republic of Korea and Hong Kong, with Qatar aiming to produce a strong showing against experienced continental opponents.
Qatar have a strong record in indoor volleyball, winning the Asian Cup in Chinese Taipei in 2018 after defeating Iran 3-2.
They have also won the Gulf Cup and Asian Challenge Cup, claimed bronze at the 2023 Asian Championship in Iran and qualified for the 2022 and 2025 World Championships.
In beach volleyball, Qatar will be represented by four teams. The Qatar 1 men’s team features Cherif and Tijan, while Qatar 2 comprises Moussa El Kheir and Mohamed Ehab.
Malak Mohammed and Laila Mohammed form Qatar 1 in the women’s event, while Haya Abu Issa and Shaghaf Amin represent Qatar 2.
Cherif and Tijan are Qatar’s main medal hopes, having won Asian Games gold in Jakarta in 2018 and retained their title in Hangzhou in 2023.
The duo also won bronze at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and gold at the Asian Beach Games in Sanya, China, last April. They have won the Asian Beach Volleyball Championship three times, with their latest continental title coming in Bandar Abbas, Iran, in 2022.
They also won gold at the West Asian Beach Volleyball Championship in Doha in 2022.
Their continued excellence was recognised when they received the award for Asia’s best beach volleyball players for 2026 from the Asian Volleyball Confederation in Bangkok, Thailand. With QNA input.