Thailand Reaches Three Tekball Finals at 2026 Asian Games
Thailand secured at least three medals in tekball at the 2026 Asian Games after advancing all three teams to the finals in Nagoya on September 19, with gold medals within reach across women's doubles, mixed doubles, and men's doubles compet
Thai athletes have secured at least three medals at the Nagoya-Aichi 2026 Asian Games following tekball competition across three events held at Nagoya City Higashi Sports Center on September 19. After advancing through the semifinals, Thai competitors made it to all three finals, guaranteeing a minimum of three silver medals with a strong chance at sweeping all three gold medals.
In women's doubles, Chudatip Kanthathong and Supawalai Wongkamjun defeated Cambodia's Saremia May and Saphon Raksami Yorn 2-0 (12-5, 12-4) to advance to the final against Myanmar's Aung Zumone and Than Pway Pway.
In mixed doubles, Pakthorn Detchcharoen and Supawalai Wongkamjun beat Vietnam's Huynh Hoang Minh Tuan and Ya Hang Zen 2-0 (12-8, 12-5), advancing to face Japan's Yuina Sakamoto and Akinori Waseda.
In men's doubles, Jirat Chanleiang and Sorasak Taosiree defeated Iraq's Jirat Radi Rahdi Abdulrahman Ahmed and Ali Jalil Messer 2-0 (12-3, 12-11) to advance against Lebanon's Arabi Ahmed Kassem and Mohamed Hafez.
The championship finals are scheduled for September 21 at 2:00 p.m. Bangkok time.
