Kazakhstan women's national volleyball team

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Kazakhstan
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AssociationKazakhstan Volleyball Federation
Confederation AVC
Head coachDarko Dobreskov [1]
FIVB ranking 44 (as of 31 July 2023)
Uniforms
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Home
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Away
World Championship
Appearances3 (First in 2006 )
Best result15th (2014)
http://volley.kz/eng
Kazakhstan women's national volleyball team. World Grand Prix 2011's preliminary round in Almaty Kazakhstan women's national volleyball team. World Grand Prix 2011.jpg
Kazakhstan women's national volleyball team. World Grand Prix 2011's preliminary round in Almaty

The Kazakhstan women's national volleyball team represents Kazakhstan in international volleyball competitions. The team qualified for the 2008 Summer Olympics by ending up in fifth place at the Olympic Qualifier in Japan.

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Results

Olympic Games

#YearRankMWLSWSLPWPL
1-11 1964-04 Did not enter or qualify
12 2008 9th514413323404
13-16 2012-24 Did not enter or qualify
Total1/16-514413323404

World Championship

#YearRankMWLSWSLPWPL
1-14 1952-02 Did not enter or qualify
15 2006 17th514812420442
16 2010 21st505315335430
17 2014 15th927621518631
18 2018 24th505015271375
19 2022 23rd505015244375
Total5/19-29326177817882253

World Grand Prix

#YearRankMWLSWSLPWPL
1-14 1993-06 Did not enter or qualify
15 2007 10th918726681781
16 2008 12th918426552725
17-18 2009-10 Did not enter or qualify
19 2011 15th909527613757
20 2012 Did not enter or qualify
21 2013 17th918825623790
22 2014 24th8351215592597
23 2015 26th633911416437
24 2016 22nd8531713676617
25 2017 24th918525567724
Total8/25-6715526716847205428

Challenger Cup

Asian Championship

Asian Games

Asian Cup

Current squad

The following is Kazakhstan's roster in the 2023 Women's Championship.

Head coach: Vladimir Anikonov

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References

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