Pakistan Volleyball Federation (PVF) has invited India to send its team for the Asian Challenge Volleyball League to be held in Islamabad next month. PVF chief Chaudhary Yaqoob said they had also sent invitations to the Indian Volleyball Federation for the event in which 10 to 12 teams are expected to participate.
“After much effort, we have won the opportunity to host the Asian Challenge Volleyball Championship and we would like to see all the top teams from the continent participate in the event from May 11 to 17,” he said.
Chaudhary Yaqoob, the head of PVF, expressed their earnest desire to host top teams from across the continent in the championship scheduled from May 11 to 17.
Iran, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan have confirmed their registrations, while other confirmations are awaited.
The event anticipates the participation of 10-12 teams, promising an exhilarating display of volleyball prowess on the court.
As preparations intensify, Pakistan's players are currently undergoing rigorous training at a camp in Islamabad, gearing up to showcase their skills on home turf.
With hopes of fostering camaraderie and healthy competition, PVF eagerly awaits responses from all invited nations, striving to make the Asian Challenge Volleyball League a memorable and inclusive sporting spectacle
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