On August 24, Beijing time, the U21 Women's Volleyball World Championship has entered a white-hot stage, and the Chinese women's volleyball team won 25-18 in the second game with Serbia, with a total score of 1-1. In the first set, the Chinese women's volleyball team lost to Zhuang Yushan without getting off the ball, did not intercept the net once, Yin Xiaolan did not coordinate well, and Coach Kuang made three minor adjustments to this.
Small spinner 1: Wang Yindi's offensive performance is excellent
In the second game, the Chinese women's volleyball team focused its attack on the No. 2 position, and Wang Yindi played a good role in the No. 2 position. She constantly launched onslaughts to score for the team. After leading 23-14, he was chased by his opponent for four consecutive points, and finally Wang Yindi won the game point for the team with a heavy cannon, showing great strength.
Small Fine Adjustment Two: Wan Ziyue blocks the net to stabilize the defense
In the first game, the Chinese women's volleyball team not only did not get a good interception, Wan Ziyue also abandoned the blocking net to protect the back row of the defensive round, resulting in Serbia's offensive efficiency is extremely high. However, Wan Ziyue showed a good performance in the second game. She has twice managed to block and score and keep a certain distance in the net, providing some protection for the backfield and making the team's transition from defense to attack smoother.
Small Trimmer 3: Zhao Yalun's serve and Wang Yifan's heavy cannon finish
In this game, Coach Kuang made a major change in the lineup, replacing Yin Xiaolan with Zhao Yalun to play a second setter. Such changes made the team's cooperation more tacit, and Zhao Yalun served three consecutive balls to cause the opponent's card round, opening up the score gap for the Chinese women's volleyball team. At the last moment, Zhao Yalun's serve destroyed the opponent's pass, and then Wang Yifan scored with a heavy cannon to bring a victory to the team. These three small fine-tuning are arguably the most important keys to victory in the second game.