On December 26, 2021, the Japanese Table Tennis T League continued, and the national table tennis rival Zhang Benzhi and his 13-year-old sister Zhang Benmei were hit hard, losing consecutively to Yokoi Andaki and Hitomi Sato, which directly led to the 2-3 reversal of the Kanagawa team.
It is worth mentioning that at the beginning of this month, Zhang Benmeihe has played a heroic role in the World Table Tennis Junior Championships, winning the women's team, women's singles, women's doubles and mixed doubles championships of the U15 (under 15 group) in one go, and the result is a fiasco in the commercial league in the blink of an eye. But then again, it is already very good to play at the age of 13, and Zhang Benmeihe is still worthy of national table tennis vigilance!
Zhang Benmeihe was born in 2008, is the sister of Zhang Benzhihe, but also the japanese women's table tennis hope star, right hand horizontal flap, the technique is more fierce, when playing also like to yell like a brother, in her age group of female table tennis is a relatively rare situation, it can be seen that she is very good at releasing their emotions and creating pressure on opponents.
As mentioned earlier, Zhang Benmeihe made a splash at this year's World Youth Championships, becoming the only "four champions" winner, and has also beaten young Chinese and Japanese athletes in competitions such as the Hope Cup in East Asia, which has aroused the vigilance of national table tennis fans.
However, in the adults to join the arena, Zhang Benmeihe did not play a decent result, and his brother was 13 years old, can not be compared, coupled with the Japanese women's table tennis competition is now more intense than the men's table tennis of the year, so Zhang Benmeihe's pressure is very large, in the future want to compare Ito Mimako, Hirano Miyu is also difficult.
In this T-League, Zhang Benmei and the main player of the Kanagawa team, Ishikawa Yoshijun, continued to hang the free card, but others still took a 2-1 lead in the first three sets, as long as Zhang Benmeihe could win another set to lock in the victory, but she did not seize the opportunity twice in a row and collapsed.
In the fourth set, facing the very average 17-year-old Yokoi Misaki, Zhang Benmei and at one point led 2-1, but the decider did not grasp the game (7-11, 11-9, 11-8, 2-11, 9-11), the loss was a bit of a pity; when the tiebreaker was decided, Zhang Benmei and The Japanese main Hitomi Sato (who had won 2 consecutive games against Ding Ning) were obviously not the opponents of the Japanese main Hitomi Sato (who had won 2 consecutive games against Ding Ning), and finally lost the whole game 7-11.
Obviously, Zhang Benmei and now do not have too strong impact, but everyone is mainly worried about her future development momentum, and the Japanese table tennis world has indeed given her a lot of opportunities to exercise, so is it possible for her to become a fierce rival of the Chinese team like her brother in the future? Let's wait and see!