Handball - Team Uzbekistan

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Handball

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	ABDULLAEV JABDULLAEV Jasurbek	180 cm	13 Apr 1987
2	BARATOV GBARATOV Gayrat	180 cm	18 May 2004
3	YANGIBOEV AYANGIBOEV Akromali	180 cm	2 Nov 1997
4	TULIBOEV MTULIBOEV Mukhtor	180 cm	13 Mar 1999
5	ESHBOEV EESHBOEV Elyor	172 cm	19 Mar 1994
6	ZARIPOV JZARIPOV Jakhongir	180 cm	25 Jun 1997
7	FARKHODOV SFARKHODOV Sindor	180 cm	5 Nov 1999
8	ALIMBEKOV AALIMBEKOV Azizbek	166 cm	17 May 2003
10	TURAPOV DTURAPOV Dilshod	180 cm	20 Jan 1995
11	TAKHIROV STAKHIROV Shokhrukhbek		27 Apr 1997
13	SHCHERBAKOV NSHCHERBAKOV Nikita	192 cm	23 Jan 2002
17	JOLDASBAEV RJOLDASBAEV Rakhat	180 cm	28 Dec 2004
18	ISLOMOV RISLOMOV Rajabboy	180 cm	9 Jan 1994
19	AKHMEDOV YAKHMEDOV Yusuf	170 cm	10 Jul 2001
21	KHUSINOV KKHUSINOV Khushnudbek	172 cm	12 Jan 1995
22	ELMURATOV SELMURATOV Sardor	180 cm	26 Jan 1998

Team Officials

Function	Name
Coach	IKROMOV UIKROMOV Ulugbek
Assistant Coach	AZIMOV ZAZIMOV Zafar

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Handball	Men

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Zhejiang Gongshang University Sports Centre	Men's Preliminary Round - Group C #10 UZB Uzbekistan 27 KAZ Kazakhstan 31	Finished
	Zhejiang Gongshang University Sports Centre	Men's Preliminary Round - Group C #17 BRN Bahrain 47 UZB Uzbekistan 25	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
Asian Games
14	2006	Doha, QAT
Asian Championship
8	2022	Saudi Arabia
10	2018	Republic of Korea
10	2012	Saudi Arabia
12	2014	Bahrain

Team Overview

General
Uzbekistan made their first and only previous appearance at the Asian Games in 2006. In Doha they lost their three preliminary round group matches to Japan, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia before recording their only win of the Games against Macau, China in the classification round. They finished 14th out of 15 teams after losing the 13th place play-off to Hong Kong, China.

The Uzbekistani team competed at the Asian championship in 2012, 2014, 2018, and 2022. At the 2022 Asian Championship they finished with their highest ranking yet at the tournament. Wins over Vietnam and Hong Kong, China saw the team advance to the main round group stage, where losses to the Republic of Korea, Qatar, and hosts Saudi Arabia stopped their progress. They placed eighth overall after a 32-30 defeat to Kuwait in the seventh place match.

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event