2008 Asian Beach Volleyball Championship

The 2008 Asian Beach Volleyball Championship (8th tournament) was a beach volleyball event, that was held from April 3 to 6, 2008 in Hyderabad, India.[1]

Medal summary
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men  Andy Ardiyansah
and Koko Prasetyo Darkuncoro (INA)		  Gao Fangtian
and Han Shengwei (CHN)		  Borworn Yungtin
and Sataporn Sawangrueang (THA)
Women  Kamoltip Kulna
and Yupa Phokongpoly (THA)		  Miao Chenchen
and Ji Linjun (CHN)		  Jarunee Sannok
and Usa Tenpaksee (THA)

Participating nations

Men

Women

Men's tournament

Winners table
Round 1
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
03 Apr Dhanujaya–Sashidar 0–2 Paul–Livingston 15–2118–21
Yussupov–Tkachenko 2–0 Kwok–Wong 21–1721–15
Wong–Ng 2–0 Sunil–Yusuf 21–1622–20
Mahesh–Dinesh 2–0 Ramamurthy–Nixon 21–1321–12
Round 2
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
03 Apr Andy–Koko 2–0 Paul–Livingston 21–1621–18
Naeini–Raoufi 2–0 Babichev–Kuleshov 24–2221–16
Gao–Han 2–0 Dammika–Pubudu 21–1421–14
Yussupov–Tkachenko 0–2 Borworn–Sataporn 16–218–21
John–Mohan 2–0 Wong–Ng 21–1021–14
Li–Gao 0–2 Farrokhi–Houshmand 16–2118–21
Lindsay–Watson 2–1 Sittichai–Damrongrit 21–1514–2115–10
Mahesh–Dinesh 2–1 Suratna–Dian Putra 21–1417–2115–13
Round 3
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
04 Apr Andy–Koko 2–0 Naeini–Raoufi 21–1621–12
Gao–Han 2–1 Borworn–Sataporn 21–1511–2115–9
John–Mohan 0–2 Farrokhi–Houshmand 12–2113–21
Lindsay–Watson 2–1 Mahesh–Dinesh 23–2521–1715–12
Round 4
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
04 Apr Andy–Koko 2–1 Gao–Han 18–2122–2015–7
Farrokhi–Houshmand 2–0 Lindsay–Watson 21–921–10

Losers table
Rank 17
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
03 Apr Ramamurthy–Nixon 2–1 Paul–Livingston 18–2121–1915–9
Yussupov–Tkachenko 0–2 Sunil–Yusuf 12–2117–21
Kwok–Wong 0–2 Wong–Ng 14–2116–21
Sittichai–Damrongrit 2–0 Dhanujaya–Sashidar 21–1621–15
Rank 13
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
04 Apr Babichev–Kuleshov 2–0 Ramamurthy–Nixon 21–1721–15
Sunil–Yusuf 0–2 Dammika–Pubudu 10–2115–21
Li–Gao 2–0 Wong–Ng 21–1421–18
Sittichai–Damrongrit 0–2 Suratna–Dian Putra 9–2117–21
Rank 9
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
04 Apr Borworn–Sataporn 2–1 Suratna–Dian Putra 21–1619–2115–11
Li–Gao 0–2 Naeini–Raoufi 22–2417–21
Mahesh–Dinesh 2–0 Dammika–Pubudu 21–1521–18
Babichev–Kuleshov 2–0 John–Mohan 21–1021–13
Rank 7/8
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
04 Apr Borworn–Sataporn 2–1 Naeini–Raoufi 16–2123–2115–12
Dammika–Pubudu 0–2 Babichev–Kuleshov 16–2116–21
Rank 5/6
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
05 Apr Lindsay–Watson 0–2 Borworn–Sataporn 17–2116–21
Babichev–Kuleshov 0–2 Gao–Han 16–2116–21

7th place
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
06 Apr Naeini–Raoufi 2–0 Dammika–Pubudu 21–1921–7

5th place
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
06 Apr Lindsay–Watson 0–2 Babichev–Kuleshov 19–2118–21

Medal round
Semifinals
5 April 		Final
6 April
Andy–Koko 12 21 15
Borworn–Sataporn 21 19 7 Andy–Koko 21 19 22
Farrokhi–Houshmand 20 17   Gao–Han 15 21 20
Gao–Han 22 21  
3rd place
Borworn–Sataporn 18 23 17
Farrokhi–Houshmand 21 21 15

Women's tournament

Winners table
Round 1
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
03 Apr Pilipenko–Samalikova 0–2 Tse–Kong 8–215–21
Anitha–Rajani 0–2 Cheng–Chan 22–2418–21
Round 2
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
03 Apr Kamoltip–Yupa 2–0 Tse–Kong 21–921–19
Issayeva–Kokhan 2–0 Pavitra–Swetha 22–2021–8
Miao–Ji Bye
Thakshila–Sujeewa 1–2 Iswari–Beh 21–139–217–15
Kanaka–Srilatha 2–0 Nathiya–Christy Roselin 21–1721–15
Timy–Ayu Cahyaning 1–2 Scarlett–Blundell 21–1814–2112–15
Yue–Zhang 2–1 Preston–Brown 19–2121–1715–5
Cheng–Chan 0–2 Jarunee–Usa 12–2111–21
Round 3
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
04 Apr Kamoltip–Yupa 2–0 Issayeva–Kokhan 21–1121–9
Miao–Ji 2–0 Iswari–Beh 21–1621–15
Nathiya–Christy Roselin 0–2 Scarlett–Blundell 11–2112–21
Yue–Zhang 1–2 Jarunee–Usa 21–1918–2116–18
Round 4
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
04 Apr Kamoltip–Yupa 1–2 Miao–Ji 12–2121–1910–15
Scarlett–Blundell 2–0 Jarunee–Usa 21–1621–17

Losers table
Rank 17
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
03 Apr Anitha–Rajani 0–2 Tse–Kong 11–217–21
Cheng–Chan 2–1 Pilipenko–Samalikova 21–1420–2215–6
Play-off
04 Apr Anitha–Rajani 1–2 Pilipenko–Samalikova 17–2121–1913–15
Rank 13
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
04 Apr Pavitra–Swetha 0–2 Tse–Kong 16–215–21
Thakshila–Sujeewa 2–0 Pilipenko–Samalikova 21–1121–6
Timy–Ayu Cahyaning 2–0 Nathiya–Christy Roselin 21–1121–6
Cheng–Chan 0–2 Preston–Brown 13–2113–21
Rank 9
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
04 Apr Iswari–Beh 2–0 Preston–Brown 21–1721–8
Timy–Ayu Cahyaning 2–1 Issayeva–Kokhan 16–2121–925–23
Yue–Zhang 2–0 Thakshila–Sujeewa 21–1421–11
Tse–Kong 2–0 Nathiya–Christy Roselin 21–921–13
Rank 7/8
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
04 Apr Iswari–Beh 2–0 Timy–Ayu Cahyaning 21–1321–0
Yue–Zhang 2–0 Tse–Kong 21–1221–16
Rank 5/6
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
05 Apr Kamoltip–Yupa 2–0 Iswari–Beh 21–1621–9
Yue–Zhang 0–2 Jarunee–Usa 16–2122–24

7th place
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
06 Apr Timy–Ayu Cahyaning 2–0 Tse–Kong Walkover

5th place
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
06 Apr Iswari–Beh 0–2 Yue–Zhang 17–2119–21

Medal round
Semifinals
5 April 		Final
6 April
Miao–Ji 24 21
Jarunee–Usa 22 14 Miao–Ji 19 20
Scarlett–Blundell 17 14 Kamoltip–Yupa 21 22
Kamoltip–Yupa 21 21
3rd place
Jarunee–Usa 21 21
Scarlett–Blundell 13 19
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References
  1. "Thai Women, Indonesian Men Defend Asian Beach Volleyball Championship Title". Asian Volleyball Confederation. 11 April 2008. Archived from the original on 26 April 2012. Retrieved 13 December 2011.
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