Thailand reach three Asian Games teqball finals after semi-final sweep
Thailand win all three teqball semi-finals at the 2026 Asian Games, beating Cambodia, Vietnam and Iraq in straight sets to guarantee three medals.
- Thailand has advanced to the teqball finals in three categories at the Asian Games: women's doubles, mixed doubles, and men's doubles.
- All three Thai pairs won their semi-final matches in straight sets, guaranteeing the country at least three medals.
- Player Suphawadi Wongkhamchan was instrumental, securing a place in two of the three finals for the women's doubles and mixed doubles events.
Thailand reached three teqball finals at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan on September 19, winning all three semi-finals they contested in straight sets to guarantee three medals. The Thai pairs advanced in women’s doubles, mixed doubles and men’s doubles at Aichi-Nagoya 2026, with Suphawadi Wongkhamchan securing places in two finals.
Women’s pair beat Cambodia
Suphawadi Wongkhamchan and Jutatip Kuntatong defeated Cambodia’s Sreymeas Mey and Sophornraksmey Yorn 2–0 in the women’s doubles semi-final.
The Thai pair won 12–5, 12–4 to become Thailand’s first finalists of the day.
Suphawadi reaches second final with Phakpong
Suphawadi Wongkhamchan partnered Phakpong Dejaroen to beat Vietnam’s Gia Nghi Trinh and Nguyen Hoang Minh Tan 2–0 in mixed doubles.
The 12–8, 12–5 victory secured Thailand’s second final appearance and kept Suphawadi in contention for gold in two events.
Men’s doubles victory completes Thai sweep
Sorrasak Thaosiri and Jirati Chanliang defeated Iraq’s Abdulrahman Ahmed Radhi and Ali Jalil Mezher Alelayawi 2–0 in the men’s doubles semi-final.
The Thai pair took the opening set 12–3 before winning a closer second set 12–11, completing a clean sweep of victories across Thailand’s three semi-finals.
Asian Games competition runs until October 4
The 20th Asian Games run from September 19 to October 4, 2026, with Japan’s Aichi Prefecture and Nagoya hosting the competition under the slogan “IMAGINE ONE ASIA”.
More than 11,000 athletes from 46 countries are competing for 469 gold medals.
NBT, T Sports 7, Channel 9 MCOT HD, ONE 31, MONOMAX SPORTS TV, Thairath TV 32, PPTV HD 36 and AIS PLAY are among the outlets carrying Asian Games coverage.
