On March 17, Beijing time, the WTT Grand Slam Singapore leg continued, and today's game will compete all the players who have entered the men's singles and women's singles final four.
In the competition that has ended in the afternoon, China's three players Wang Yidi, Chen Meng and Liang Jingkun have already locked in the final four places.
Tonight's first start is a women's singles quarter-final match, China's Sun Yingsha against Japan's rising star Hayata Hina. These two are also old rivals, having fought in various arenas.
At the World Table Tennis Championships, both in the mixed doubles and women's doubles, Sun Yingsha became the ultimate winner. However, Hayata's progress over the past year or so has been very obvious, so she is still a very strong opponent. Hayata's biggest feature is that there are obvious Ito traces in the serve and overall play, and the shouting is the same as Zhang Benzhi and Zhang Benzhi.
Round 1:
Hina Hayata took the lead and managed to hit the backhand slash to get the first point. At the beginning, Hayata Played very fiercely and took the initiative to grab the first board, but there were mistakes, and the score came to 2 draws.
Sun Yingsha used the first board after her serve to grab the pull sideways and get a 5-3 lead. However, in the first situation against Hayata Hina's serve, Sun Yingsha was not fully prepared, and she directly ate 3 of the serve alone, and the score came to 6-5.
In the middle of the first set, the two sides were still looking for opportunities on their respective serves, and the score became 7 draws. Hina Hayata began to speed up and used the landing point to mobilize Sun Yingsha, and the score reached 9-8.
This time, Sun Yingsha successfully defended Hayata's serve and won the set point 10-8. Hina Hayata also completed a successful defense, and the score came to 10-9. With Hina Hayata's return ball out of bounds, Sun Yingsha won a set 11-9 first, and the big score came to 1-0.
In this round, Sun Yingsha's handling of Hayata's serve was not good, and Hayata was too eager to speed up and grab, resulting in too many mistakes, and both of them still had certain problems in the first set.
Round 2:
Sun Yingsha took the lead in serving, and the two came up to be a wonderful multi-shot confrontation, and Hayata Shina got the first point. Hayata still pulled up the swing in this set and successfully took a 4-0 lead.
Sun Yingsha still took advantage of the change in her serve to chase the score to 2-4. Sun Yingsha then defended Hayata's serve and successfully chased the score to 4 draws.
Hayata made a mistake in receiving the serve again, and Sun Yingsha scored 7 points in a row, directly flipping the situation over, and the score came to 7-4.
When Hayata received the serve today, he always wanted to pick an angle, and the overall success rate was not high. However, she managed to use her serve to chase the score to 7-8.
Coming to the back of the innings, Hayata took the ball out of bounds and Sun Yingsha won the set point 10-7. With Hayata returning the ball out of bounds again, Sun Yingsha successfully achieved a 11-7 reversal, and the big score came to 2-0.
This situation is against each other's serves, and the two still don't have a good way to target. Sun Yingsha successfully slowed down the rhythm when she was lagging behind in the early stage, did not blindly fight with Hayata to speed, and started from her own veneer quality and achieved a reversal.
Round 3:
Hina Hayata took the lead and took advantage of her super-fast ball speed to get the first point. Today Hayata also ate several of Sun Yingsha's serves, and the score of the two came to 2 draws.
Hayata then turned the swing directly to get a 3-2 lead. The two began to use their serves again, and the score reached 4 draws.
Hayata began to look for changes, and tried to throw high, Ito, and cut the ball on the serve, and the score reached 6 draws.
In the middle of the innings, Hayata used his own serve to take an 8-6 lead. Sun Yingsha served to help her chase the score to 7-8.
Hina Hayata was sidelined.
The game continued, and Sun Yingsha served. Hayata once again returned the ball out of bounds, and the two played an 8-draw. In this game, Hayata seems to be possessed by Ito, constantly incarnating various emojis.
Sun Yingsha successfully defended Hayata's serve this time and won the match point 10-9. With Hayata once again returning the ball out of bounds, Sun Yingsha won another set 11-9, and the big score was 3-0 to successfully enter the women's singles final four.