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Pakistan volleyball team hits out at Aichi-Nagoya Games organisers over venue confusion
Pakistan's volleyball captain has joined mounting complaints about logistical failures at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, saying his team was directed to the wrong venue before their Pool A match against Uzbekistan.
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NAGOYA, Japan — Pakistan volleyball captain Murad Jehan has added to a growing chorus of complaints about operational shortcomings at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, criticising organisers after his team was sent to an incorrect venue on Monday.
The incident occurred ahead of Pakistan's Pool A fixture against Uzbekistan, forcing last-minute adjustments and raising fresh questions about the Games' logistical coordination.
The venue mix-up represents the latest in a series of organisational problems that have plagued the competition. Games officials have faced escalating scrutiny over various administrative and logistical failures since the event began.
Pakistan's volleyball programme has been among the teams affected by these operational challenges, with the misrouting threatening to disrupt match preparations at a critical stage of the competition.
The incident underscores broader concerns about venue management and team coordination systems that organisers have been working to address throughout the Games.