Thai Women's Sepak Takraw Team Beats Indonesia, Reaches Final
Thailand's women's sepak takraw team defeated Indonesia 2‑0 in the semi‑final of the four‑person event at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi‑Nagoya, securing a place in the final. The victory came thanks to strong performances, particularly from Warassmee Thongsot, with set scores of 15‑9 and 15‑4. Thailand will now await the winner of the Vietnam‑Japan match, scheduled for October 3.
The Thailand women's sepak takraw team marched into the final after beating Indonesia in the semi‑final of the women's four‑person sepak takraw at the 20th Asian Games “Aichi‑Nagoya 2026” on October 2. The team—Warassmee Thongsot, Somsri Praeprak, Wipada Jitpranawat, and Rattanakee Saeheng—advanced to the semis with a 2‑1 record from three group matches, placing second in their pool. In the match, Thailand played consistently well, especially Warassmee’s attacking, and won 2‑0 with set scores of 15‑9 and 15‑4 to reach the final. They will now face the winner of the Vietnam‑Japan clash, which saw Vietnam defeat host Japan 2‑0 on October 3 at 07:00, a rematch after their earlier loss.
