The second week of the ongoing FIVB Volleyball Men’s Under 21 World Championship 2023 tournament sees Canada take on India in an exciting match in Pool G.
The second week of the ongoing FIVB Volleyball Men’s Under 21 World Championship 2023 tournament sees Canada take on India in an exciting match in Pool G. The match is scheduled for July 12 at 13:30. Both teams will be looking to showcase their skills and compete for victory in this highly anticipated clash.
Known for its strong volleyball program, Canada entered the tournament with determination and a willingness to perform. Their team is comprised of talented young athletes who train extensively to compete internationally. Led by their experienced coaches, Canada will rely on their strong principles, teamwork and strategic play to gain an edge over their opponents. With a combination of athleticism and skill, Team Canada is aiming to make a mark in this World Championship and get a positive result against India.
On the other hand, India will also bring their competitive spirit to the court as they aim to make a statement in the tournament. The Indian team of promising young talent will look to showcase their technical prowess and technique in the match against Canada. Under the guidance of their coaches, Indians will try to utilize their strengths and exploit any weaknesses in the Canadian team. This will be an exciting battle as both sides will showcase their potential and fight for an important victory that could determine their journey to the Men’s U-21 World Championship.
Canada: Brendan Mills (Opposite), Samuel Ludwig (Setter), Mason Graves (Setter), Josh Jehle (Libero), Kaden Schmidt (Outside Hitter), Lucas Musschoot (Middle Blocker), Isaiah Mamer (Outside Hitter), Cory Schoenherr (Middle Blocker), Reeve Gingera (Outside Hitter), Jacob Sargent (Outside Hitter), Spencer Grahame (Outside Hitter), and Jonah Dueck (Middle Blocker).
India: Aman Kumar (Outside Hitter), Bharanidharan Selvam (Outside Hitter), Sandeep (Setter), Mohammad Razza (Middle Blocker), Sameer Chaudhary (Setter), Tanish Choudhary (Outside Hitter), Harshit Giri (Opposite Hitter), Dushyant Singh (Middle Blocker), Sachin Dagar (Middle Blocker), Karthikeyan Kaleeswaran (Libero), Ajeet Sheko (Opposite Hitter), and Yougank Baliyan (Opposite Hitter)
| Pool | Time | Team A | Team B |
| G | 13:30 | Canada | India |
| H | 13:30 | Egypt | Mexico |
| G | 16:30 | Czechia | United States |
| E | 16:30 | Bulgaria | Poland |
| F | 19:30 | Brazil | Italy |
| E | 19:30 | Iran | Thailand |
| G | 22:30 | Bahrain | Tunisia |
| F | 22:30 | Argentina | Belgium |
The FIVB Volleyball Men’s U21 World Championship 2023 will kick off on July 7 and will run until July 16, 2023.
The live coverage of the FIVB Volleyball Men’s U21 World Championship 2023 will be telecast on Volleyball World TV (VBTV). The highlights of the FIVB Volleyball Men’s U21 World Championship 2023 will be broadcast on the Volleyball World YouTube channel. For the subscription, one has to pay $3.99 per month to watch the live action of FIVB Volleyball Men’s U21 World Championship 2023. Pool Time (UTC) Team A Team B
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