In the finals, Azerbaijan’s boys’ and girls’ teams faced tough competition against Russia. Despite valiant efforts, both teams fell to Russia with a score of 0:2, earning well-deserved silver medals. The Russian teams secured the gold in both categories, News.Az reports, citing local media.
The table tennis events marked the start of Azerbaijan’s medal tally, showcasing the skill and determination of the nation’s athletes. Individual competitions are set to begin today, promising more opportunities for Azerbaijan to shine on the international stage.
The CIS Games, featuring 1,624 athletes from 13 countries, will continue with a vibrant opening ceremony scheduled for September 28 and a closing ceremony on October 8 at the Ganja City Stadium.
