On March 4, Beijing time, the ITTF Oman Open is underway. In the just-concluded match, the Indian mixed doubles duo Camart/Taka won a big victory, dropping three straight sets, eliminating the Hungarian players 3:0 on aggregate, and successfully advancing to the mixed doubles final of the Oman Open.
In the mixed doubles semi-finals, India's Camat/Taka took on Hungary. In the first set, the Indian players held the key points well, winning the first set 11:9. In the second set, Hungary made a lot of mistakes, and India's Camat/Taka won another set 11:7. In the third set, the Indian Mixed Doubles locked in the win 11:5. Dropped three straight sets to advance to the final 3-0.
Next, India's mixed doubles Camart/Taka will welcome the winner between Chinese table tennis player Chen Xing and Wang Chuqin and Chinese Taipei Zheng Yijing. India's Mixed Doubles Camart/Taka locks up their first mixed doubles final spot. Indian table tennis has made significant progress in recent years, and a large number of excellent table tennis players have emerged.
Not only did the mixed doubles advance to the final, but in the women's doubles, India's players have also locked in a final spot. In the women's doubles semifinals, India's Kumar took on the Allen duo, and regardless of who recently won, the Indian women's doubles had locked up a ticket to the final. In another women's doubles semifinal, Qian Tianyi Chen Xingtong faced Zhang Ruiquanman.
In this case, the Indian players in this open tournament can be described as a big victory and have locked two final seats. Not only that, in the women's singles, India's batla fell three straight sets, eliminating romanian beauty Szokos 3:0 on aggregate and successfully advancing to the quarterfinals. Next, Batra will meet the warring table tennis teenager Kuman, and the two sides will compete for the final four seats.
In the men's singles, India has a large number of players such as Achanta, Desai, Ghana Nasekaran, etc., which also have a certain degree of competitiveness. National table tennis has added new opponents, and Indian table tennis players are also not to be underestimated, which is worthy of vigilance by the national table tennis coaching team. Especially in doubles, India has already advanced to the final twice in this open tournament.
At last year's World Table Tennis Championships, Indian mixed doubles Batra/GhanaEsekaran even defeated the national table tennis demon Wang Manyu and Kanak, resulting in Wang Manyu's mixed doubles encountering a round of travel. In the previous WTT regular season challenge stage of Rashko, the Indian women's doubles Batra/Kamas defeated Diaz/Melanie Diaz 3:0 on aggregate to win the championship.