National

Thai Men's Water Polo Squad Loses to South Korea

The Thai men's water polo team lost to South Korea 22‑11 in the classification round of the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan. Despite a competitive first quarter, South Korea pulled ahead to lead 12‑7 at halftime and extended their advantage throughout the match. Thailand's top scorer was Suthinan Kaewmanee with four goals.

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The Thai men's water polo team gave their all but couldn't withstand South Korea's strength, losing in the classification round of the 2026 Asian Games. The 20th Asian Games took place on October 2 at Nagoya City General Gymnasium (Rainbow Pool) in Japan. Thailand, scheduled for the 5th‑8th place match, faced South Korea. After a close first quarter ending 5‑4 to Korea, the South Koreans took control, leading 12‑7 at halftime, 17‑8 after three quarters, and sealing a 22‑11 victory. Thailand's top scorer was Suthinan Kaewmanee with four goals.

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National

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Weather

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