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Thai Beach Volleyball Pair Featured on Asian Games 2026 Newspaper

Thai beach volleyball players Worapirachayakorn Kongphonsarutawadee and Tharadai Napornlaphas secured gold at the 2026 Asian Games by defeating the defending champions from China. The National Olympic Committee of Thailand highlighted their achievement by sharing the official Asian Games newspaper, which featured the duo on its cover. The coverage marks a historic moment for Thai sports on the international stage.

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The National Olympic Committee of Thailand's Facebook page posted an image of The Asian Games Times, the official daily newspaper of the 2026 Asian Games, honoring beach volleyball duo Worapirachayakorn Kongphonsarutawadee and Tharadai Napornlaphas for their gold‑medal win. The post includes a screenshot of the newspaper’s front page, which carries a story about the pair’s triumph over the reigning Chinese champions. The accompanying caption reads: "Worapirachayakorn Kongphonsarutawadee – Tharadai Narapornlaphas grace the cover of The Asian Games Times – a historic moment for Thai athletes appearing in the Games’ newspaper. The success of Thailand’s women’s beach volleyball team has been showcased internationally, with the joyful image of their victory over China selected as the cover." The headline praises their outstanding performance, noting they ended China’s long‑standing dominance in women’s beach volleyball and delighted fans across Asia.

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