The Chinese U20 women's volleyball team easily swept Kazakhstan 3-0 in the first game of the Asian Championship. After this game, the women's volleyball team has locked in a top eight spot. The game against Australia on July 3 will determine the first place in Group A. Australia Even Kazakhstan can't beat China. It's a fool's errand to beat China. Our opponent in this Asian Championship is actually the only Japanese women's volleyball team.
In this game, main attacker Li Chenxuan scored 12 points with 9 out of 21 dunks + 2 blocks and 1 serve, with a spiking success rate of 42.8%; main attacker Guo Xianglin scored 11 points with 10 out of 16 dunks + 1 serve, with a spiking success rate of 62.5%; Wang Yindi scored 10 points with 8 out of 12 dunks, +1 block and 1 serve, with a spiking success rate of 66.7%.
It is obvious that the captain of the U20 women's volleyball team was chosen correctly. Wang Yindi is indeed the number one leader of the U20 National Youth Team, and there is no doubt about her ability.
The 19-year-old Wang Yindi is 1.89 meters tall, with a dunk height of 3.10 meters and a blocking height of 3.05 meters. Her size and talent are similar to Gong Xiangyu of the national team. Gong Xiangyu is 1.88 meters tall, with a dunking height of 3.15 meters and a blocking height of 3.10 meters. Gong Xiangyu Their athletic talents are better, and both of them focus on security. This is a way of support that Lang Ping has found for the Chinese women's volleyball team. Currently, the women's volleyball coaching staff is still proceeding step by step.
Wang Yindi has excellent volleyball talent. In 2021, she represented Taiyuan No. 2 Middle School in the u19 competition and shined. He was only 16 years old at that time. She even won the mvp in the National Youth Women's Volleyball Classic last year. In 2023, she ranked in the top half of the volleyball team. In the final, she helped the Shanghai Women's Volleyball Team sweep Beijing 2-0. She scored 36 points in two games, 30 of 60 dunks, 3 blocks and 3 serves, with a 50% smash success rate.
She was selected as the best supporter at the U18 Women's Volleyball Asian Championship two years ago. Two years later, she represented the U20 in the Asian Championships. She will most likely win the best supporter. If she wins the championship, she may also be the MVP. Just like Yang Shuming, the mvp+ best supporter in this year's U18 Asian Championships.
Text/Yan Xiaobai: Volleyball Observation
