On March 4, Beijing time, the ITTF Oman Open is underway. Ongoing is a battle for the women's singles final four, with national table tennis teenager Kuman facing India's granular star Batra. Young player Kuman played eye-catching in this open tournament, women's singles, women's doubles competition, consecutively defeated the national table tennis world champion Chen Xingtong, showing a good competitiveness. Kuman has made significant progress and has begun to seize power.
In the first set, Kuman started with a 4-0 lead. Kuman played very actively with his forehand and Batra trailed 2:4. In the middle of the game, Kuman scored consecutive forehand offensive points to lead 7-2. Batra held his ground and chased to 4:7. Batla served and snatched the ball to chase 8:9 Kumman 10:9 to get the set point, 11:9 first to win the set, the big score 1:0 lead.
In the second set, Kuman started 3-0. Batra gave Kuman backhand positions consecutively, and Kuman was ill-prepared and Batra trailed to 3:4. Kuman sent a long forehand ball to open the gap again at 6:3. Kuman's sudden change made Batra particularly uncomfortable. Good ball, Kuman gave Batra's backhand consecutively. Kuman easily won the set point 10:4, did not miss a chance, and won another set 11:4 to lead 2:0.
In the third set, Kuman opened 5-2, followed by Batlla requesting a timeout. After the timeout, Kuman led 6-2. In the end, Kuman locked up the victory 11:3, and the total score of 3:0 zero sheet granule player Batra successfully advanced to the final four. In the semi-finals, Ku Man faced the winner between teammates He Zhuojia and Qian Tianyi, and the smooth meeting also meant that the national table tennis women's singles locked 1 ticket to the final.
In terms of other venues, Monaco's Chinese player Yang Xiaoxin defeated Romania's Samara by 3:1 on aggregate and successfully advanced to the women's singles semifinals. The latter Samara previously eliminated Chen Yi. In the first half of the district, Fan Siqi, the only national table tennis player, fell three straight sets, and easily eliminated the Portuguese Chinese player Shao Jieni at 11:6, 11:9, and 11:6. In the semifinals, Fan Siqi faced his opponent Yang Xiaoxin.