Beijing time on September 26, 2022 news, the 2022 World Women's Volleyball Championship in the eastern Dutch city of Arnhem began the fourth day of competition. In the Group D group stage, the Japanese women's volleyball team defeated the Czech women's volleyball team 3-0 to win two consecutive victories, while the Czech team suffered two consecutive defeats. In this game, Japanese captain Koga Sarina scored a game-high 20 points.
The Japanese women's volleyball team under the leadership of Masayoshi Masayoshi Masaharu once won a valuable bronze medal at the 2012 London Olympic Games, Rio Olympic Games, the Japanese team did not perform well, Masayuka Masayuki classified. After Nakata Kumi took over the coaching whip, the results of the Japanese women's volleyball team in the World Championships, the World Cup, and the Olympic Games did not meet expectations, and after the Tokyo Olympic Games, Masayoshi Manabe succeeded Nakata Kumi and once again became the head coach of the Japanese women's volleyball team.
At this year's Women's Volleyball World Championship, the Japanese women's volleyball team was divided into Group D with China, Brazil, the Czech Republic, Colombia and Argentina. In the first round of the group stage, the Japanese women's volleyball team faced Colombia despite certain challenges, but Inoue Erisa and Koga Sarina played a high level, leading the team to win 3-0 and achieve a good start.
In this campaign, the Japanese women's volleyball team faced the Czech women's volleyball team, the only European team in the group, and the starting lineup sent by Masayoshi Manabe was mainly attacking Koga Sarina and Erisha Inoue, the deputy Haruo Shimamura, Yamada Nichika, the second pass Seki Choi Nagi, receiving Ishikawa Masayuki, and the free man Fukuru Keimi.
Inoue Erisa scored the first point of the game after attacking. Yamada scored with a probe and the Czech Republic scored two straight points. After a 2-draw the Czech Republic played a small climax to beat the score 5-3. Japan responded with a wave of 7-1 mini-climax, forcing the Czech Republic to request a timeout at 10-6.
Subsequently, the two teams maintained a high success rate of one attack, Shimamura Haruyo II won the light hanging, Inoue Erisa blocked the net, the Czech team attacked the net, and the Japanese team maintained the advantage of 15-8. Subsequently, the Japanese team played more tightly and controlled the initiative on the field, and Koga Saori hit the fourth position to help the team get the set point 24-14. In Koga Sarina's diagonal buckle, the Japanese women's volleyball team won the first place 25-15.
In the second game, Ishikawa Masayuki was out of bounds and Japan fell behind 1-5, and Masayoshi Manabe requested a timeout. After 3-6 Hayashi Chennai replaced Masayuki Ishikawa, the Japanese team gradually drew the score closer, Inoue Erisa and Koga Sarina seized the counterattack in succession, the Japanese team won 12-10 to win the score, and the Czech team requested a timeout.
After the timeout, the Japanese women's volleyball team played a wave of small climax, pulling the score apart, and the Czech team was not willing to show weakness, tenaciously approaching the score to 19-23. Makoto Uchiseto's pass was in place and Airisa Inoue scored the second place to help the team get the set point 24-19. Lin Chennai took it upon herself to take it over, and the Japanese women's volleyball team went to the next city 25-20.
In the third game, the Japanese team started with a 4-2 lead, after 4-3, the Japanese team scored three consecutive points, after 10-5, Inoue Erisa scored with a hanging ball, Seki Naimi served and scored, the Czech team slammed the ball down the net in the fourth position, and the Japanese team maintained the advantage at 13-6. The second place in Linchennai was hit to help the team take a 14-8 lead.
Koga Sarina slammed the ball out of bounds during multiple rounds of glue, the Czech team chased to 12-16, and Masayoshi Masayoshi Masaru requested a timeout. Haruyo Shimamura hit the ball and the Czech Republic slammed the ball out of bounds, giving Japan a 20-12 lead. Since then, the Japanese team has won 25-12, thus defeating the Czech Republic 3-0 and winning two consecutive victories.