Dastyar: we aim to make a strong start against Iraq
Iran's wheelchair basketball team aims to start the Nagoya Asian Para Games with a strong performance against Iraq. Coach Mohammadreza Dastyar discusses the challenges of the team's journey to Japan and their focus on the upcoming match.
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Iran's wheelchair basketball team is preparing for the Nagoya Asian Para Games, aiming to start their campaign with a strong performance against Iraq. Coach Mohammadreza Dastyar discusses the challenges the team faced during their journey to Japan.
The Iranian wheelchair basketball team is going to play against Iraq in the Asian Para Games. They had a long trip to Japan, which made the players tired. But they are ready to play and win.
Analysis
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Key points
- Iran's wheelchair basketball team aims to start the Nagoya Asian Para Games with a strong performance against Iraq.
- The team faced challenges during their journey to Japan, including a 60-hour trip from Tehran to Nagoya.
- The team is focused on preparing for their opening match against Iraq and hopes to build on their previous success in the Asian Para Games.
The Iranian team hopes to start their campaign with a victory over Iraq and build on their previous success in the Asian Para Games.
The team may face challenges during their long journey to Japan, but they are focused on preparing for their match against Iraq.
