Perfect Pakistan beat Bangladesh to clinch CAVA Volleyball crown
CM’s Livestock Card Scheme received over 1,000 applications in Phase 3 The green shirts entered the final unbeaten and lived up to expectations with an impressive all-round performance built on powerful serving, disciplined blocking, sharp attacking combinations and resolute defence. Pakistan controlled the opening set before raising their intensity in the second, leaving Bangladesh struggling to find momentum. Although the visitors mounted resistance in the third set, Pakistan remained composed at crucial moments to wrap up the title in convincing fashion.
- ▪CM’s Livestock Card Scheme received over 1,000 applications in Phase 3 The green shirts entered the final unbeaten and lived up to expectations with an impressive all-round performance built on powerful serving, disciplined blocking, sharp
- ▪Pakistan controlled the opening set before raising their intensity in the second, leaving Bangladesh struggling to find momentum.
- ▪Although the visitors mounted resistance in the third set, Pakistan remained composed at crucial moments to wrap up the title in convincing fashion.
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LAHORE - Pakistan reaffirmed their growing dominance in regional volleyball by defeating Bangladesh in straight sets to win the ZONG 5G Central Asian Volleyball Association (CAVA) Men’s Volleyball Championship 2026 at the Liaquat Gymnasium, Pakistan Sports Complex, Islamabad, on Wednesday. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1681982472501-0'); }); Roared on by a capacity home crowd, the hosts produced another commanding display to outclass Bangladesh 25-20, 25-16, 25-20 in the championship final, completing a flawless campaign without conceding a single set throughout the eight-day international tournament.
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