Thailand women’s national volleyball team is one of Asia’s most spirited and successful sides in international volleyball. Representing Thailand in global competitions, this team has competed regularly at World Championships, the Volleyball Nations League, and Asian tournaments, and has captured Asian Championship titles multiple times. Their dynamic, fast-paced style and strong teamwork have earned them medals at events such as the Asian Games and Universiade, while veteran players like setter Nootsara Tomkom are widely respected on the court. The squad’s passionate fan base at home and its steady presence in world competitions reflect Thailand’s growing status in women’s volleyball.
For volleyball fans who enjoy following the sport beyond results and standings, the world of sports betting offers another way to engage with competitive action. Bettors can place wagers on a range of outcomes, from match winners and set results to more advanced markets, across many sports including volleyball, football, basketball, and more. If you’re interested in exploring betting options, an overview of Thailand online sportsbooks in October 2026 can be a useful starting point to understand where to find odds and markets that match your interests.
Before placing a bet, it’s common for punters to compare odds and bookmaker offers so they can find the most competitive prices and features that suit their betting style. Many online platforms list odds from different bookmakers in real time to help with comparison.
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Current Tournaments
Currently, Thailand (W) is competing in the following tournaments: Nations League, Women; Asian Games, women; Asian Championship, women.
Last Match
The team’s last game took place on 22 September 2026 against South Korea (W) in the Asian Games, women tournament. The match South Korea (W) - Thailand (W) ended with a score of 0:3.
Last 10 Matches Statistics
In the last 10 official matches, the team has secured 9 victories and suffered 1 defeats.
During this period, the team’s average number of sets won is 2.9, while the average of sets lost is 0.7. Thailand (W)'s average points per game is 83.7, with an average of 68.5 points conceded, and the total average points per game is 152.2. At home, the average number of sets won is 2.8, and lost is 0.8. On the road, the average sets won is 3, while the average sets lost is 0.6.