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More Asian Games Woes as Bus Takes Pakistan Team to Wrong Venue

The detour left Pakistan without a proper warm-up, and captain Murad Jehan said the team changed into kit on the moving bus.

  • On Monday, the Pakistan men's volleyball team arrived late to their match against Uzbekistan after an official bus transported them to the wrong venue at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
  • Chief organizers apologized for widespread logistical glitches after a late influx of approximately 2,000 additional athletes and team officials overwhelmed operational planning at the Games.
  • Pakistan captain Murad Jehan posted an Instagram video calling the situation "another mismanagement," as the detour left the squad with no time for a proper warm-up and forced players to change into uniforms on the moving bus.
  • Despite the 45-minute delay, Pakistan secured a 3-0 victory over Uzbekistan at the Okazaki Chuo Sogo Park Gymnasium, demonstrating resilience despite the logistical disruption.
  • South Korea were left furious after a bus failed to arrive for their men's basketball practice, exemplifying persistent complaints about accommodation and transport services plaguing the Games in Japan.
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More Asian Games transport woes as bus takes Pakistan to wrong venue

More organizational chaos dogged the Asian Games in Japan on Monday when the official bus carrying the Pakistan men's volleyball team went to the wrong venue.

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