Men’s
national volleyball team of Serbia proved to be a detractor for Cuba on the
second day of the 2012 FIVB World League.
Cuba, which stamped
a splendid win over Japan in the first match, dropped the second match to Serbia
on Saturday. The Serbs hammered the Caribbean counterparts with 3–1 (25–19,
20–25, 27–25, 27–25) victory. The match was hosted by Japanese Hamamatsu, while
more than 1100 spectators watched the cracking action of volleyball.
Serbia had
lost its previous match to defending champion Russia on Friday but made a great
comeback in the next match and held off Cuba for 3-1 victory.
Nikola
Kovacevic played an instrumental role to Serbia’s success. He totalled 16
points and led his team to victory. Besides him four other Serbian players went
into double-figure score. On Cuba’s side, Wilfredo Leon added match-high 20
points but it proved to be a failing effort as his team dropped the decision.
To catch more
buzz on the Cuba vs. Serbia match, please click the following link: http://www.fivb.org/EN/volleyball/competitions/WorldLeague/2012/viewMatchInfo.asp?Category=2&MatchNo=3&No=34698
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