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Qatar’s handball team beat India 2-0 in fifth Asian Beach Games 2016 in Da Nang, Vietnam, on Monday.
The national handball team is pooled in group A alongside, Pakistan, Bahrain, Thailand and India, while group B includes hosts Vietnam, Oman, Japan, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan.
The handball squad was scheduled to lock horns against Thailand in their second match later yesterday.
On other hand, Qatar’s beach volleyball teams continued their winning streak by defeating China Taipei 2-0 and beating hosts Vietnam 2-1.
On the same track of victory, Qatar’s beach basketball team recorded two victories over Laos 21-12 and China 17-16.
In these prestigious Games, Qatar sport teams are competing in seven games including football, handball, volleyball, basketball, athletics, wrestling and swimming.
An estimated 3,000 athletes from 45 countries and territories, including 350 competitors from Vietnam, across 14 categories are competing in these Games.
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