Indonesia Menang Telak 3-0 atas Kamboja di SEA V Cup 2026 Leg 2

The Indonesia men’s national volleyball team secured a dominant 3-0 victory over Cambodia at the second leg of the 2026 SEA V Cup, opening their tournament campaign in front of a home crowd at the Jakarta International Velodrome in Rawamangun, East Jakarta, according to reports from Kompas. Playing on Wednesday night, July 22, 2026, the host squad controlled the match across three straight sets with scores of 26-24, 25-15, and 25-18 to start the tournament phase strongly.

Tactical Execution and Opening Set Battle

Head coach Reidel Toiran deployed a starting lineup featuring Farhan Halim, Alvin Daniel, Hendra Kurniawan, Fauzan Nibras, Putra Bagus, and Luvi Febrian, with Rakha Abhinaya operating as libero. Cambodia’s core trio of P Sarun, K Mom, and Veasna pressured the host side throughout the early rallies, evening the score at 18-18 and pushing the set into a tight 24-24 deuce.

According to Kompas, the Indonesian squad maintained its composure through the late pressure of the first set to squeeze out a 26-24 win.

Second and Third Set Dominance

The host team asserted firm control in the second set, pulling away early and coasting to a 25-15 victory. Farhan Halim led the offensive output, providing critical spikes alongside precise setups that kept the Cambodian defense scrambling. The third set featured another fierce exchange of attacks before Indonesia built a 17-12 advantage behind the coordinated efforts of Luvi Febrian, Farhan Halim, and middle blocker Hendra Kurniawan.

Although the visitors attempted to close the gap behind more scoring from P Sarun and Veasna, the home team sustained its lead. The match concluded at 25-18 in the third set after the opposing bench substituted several key players who appeared fatigued under the relentless pace set by the Indonesian attack, as reported by Kompas.

Tournament Context and Preparation

Fans and analysts monitoring the regional volleyball calendar can follow upcoming fixtures and official results through updates provided by national sports federations and governing bodies.