Bangkok, Thai female players are ranked 14th in the world after losing in a row in the first week of the Volleyball Nations League, returning to Thailand at 1 p.m. today. Prepare to spend the second week in Macau. Movement of the Thai women's national volleyball team who went to compete in the Nations League 2024, the first week in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, will return to Thailand this afternoon. at Suvarnabhumi Airport after losing 4 matches in a row in the first week, especially the last game which lost 1-3 sets to South Korea and made the Thai team have no chance of making the rankings. Go compete in the 2024 Olympic Games in France. In July And the world ranking fell from 13th to 14th in the world, causing drama in the social media world, with hashtags calling for the president of the association to resign. Including the teamwork of Coach Ya Natthapon Srisamutnak For the Thai team, prepare to practice before traveling to compete in the second field in Macau between 28 May - 2 June, with the first match m eeting the Dominican Republic on Tuesday, 28 May at 3:00 p.m. The team will depart on Sunday, May 26th. They will check the physical readiness of the athletes from the first field and assess the injury of "Chompoo" Phonphan Kerdpranch again and hope for "Pure" Ajcharaporn Kongyot. Did he recover in time to help the team after not traveling to compete in the first field in Brazil? For the ranking situation after the end of the first week Poland is ranked number 1, winning 4 matches in a row with 12 points, followed by number 2 Brazil, winning 4 matches in a row as well with 12 points, but is inferior in losing sets. Number 3 China, number 4 Canada, number 5 Italy have the same 9 points, while Thailand is ranked 15th. Lost 4 matches in a row, being 1 of 2 teams that didn't win against Bulgaria. As for the latest world rankings After the end of the first week, 1st place Turkey has 380.93 points, 2nd place Brazil has 371.68 points, 3rd place Poland has 356.73 points, while Thailand has dropped to 14th place wi th 199.90 points. Source: Thai News Agency