MYLENE Paat saw limited action as Nakhon Ratchasima annihilated hapless Black Power, 25-5, 25-17, 25-11, en route to its second straight win in the Volleyball Thailand League on Sunday at the Nimibutr Stadium in Bangkok.
Mylene Paat in Thailand news
Paat only played in the first two sets after her head coach Padejsuk Wannachote had the luxury to rotate his bench players in a lopsided game behind closed doors due to Covid-19 surge.
The Filipina import, who averaged 25 points in her first three games, finished with five points, hitting four of her 10 spike attempts that was enough to dispatch Black Power in 64 minutes.
Chatsuda Nilapa led the charge for Nakhon Ratchasima with 10 points, Patcharaporn Sittisad had eight markers, while Karina Krause scored six including three kill blocks.
Nakhon Ratchasima improved to 2-2 to force a three-way tie in the fourth place with Khon Kaen Star and Nakornnont.
Paat and Co. battle the unbeaten leader Supreme Chonburi E.Tech (4-0) on Wednesday.
Black Power stayed winless in four matches with nobody scoring in double figures. Skipper Chompunuch Chitsabai led the way with seven points in their lopsided defeat, where they gave up 28 errors.
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