The final result of the Japan Table Tennis Asian Games Selection Tournament came out, and Hirano Miyu defeated Miyu Kihara 4:0 to qualify for the women's singles. This is a relatively big challenge for the national table tennis player Chen Meng, the last time the World Table Tennis Championships Chen Meng was a 4:3 narrow victory over Hirano Miyu, although this opponent is very small to other national table tennis players, but the threat to Chen Meng is indeed very large.
It is impossible to put Hirano Miyu and Hayata Hina in the women's singles competition at this year's Asian Games in the half of Sun Yingsha, so that competitors will definitely complain, which is indeed unfair. Therefore, Chen Meng still has to be prepared to defeat Hirano Miyu, and the 2017 Asian Championships Hirano Miyu swept Chen Meng 3:0, I believe the fans are still vivid.
A large part of the reason why Hirano and Miyu Kihara were able to keep a clean sheet in this match was because the two sides were too familiar and had the same coach. The first set of the match between the two sides began to be 2:2, Hirano Miyu counter-pressed the bottom line long ball, received the serve and tore the backhand quickly, and pulled the backhand straight to take a 5:2 lead.
Miyu Kihara pulled back in forehand and pulled straight back to chase the score to 4:5. Miyu Hirano continued to press the long ball with his backhand, and continued to attack backhands to take an 8:4 lead. Miyu Kihara served to grab the backhand position, and Hirano Miyu served the backhand quick attack, and got the set point at 10:5. Miyo Kihara made a mistake on the serve and lost the first set 6:11.
Hirano Miyu for the opponent's backhand bounce, continuously through the high-profile arc circle ball to limit the opponent's first three board counterattack, the top is the kind of bottom line long ball, Kihara Miyu is difficult to play an easy counterattack, so there is no way to quickly surpass the score. Entering the second set of the game, Miyu Kihara served directly to score, and the backhand took the initiative to change the line to achieve a 3:1 start.
Hirano Miyu's backhand changed to the forehand position, and Kihara Miyu suddenly stepped up her attack with her backhand, and served to grab the backhand position to take a 5:2 lead. Miyu Hirano continued to counter-pressure the bottom line, long ball forehand, and took the initiative to change the line to tie the score. Miyu Kihara tore with her backhand, and Miyu Hirano grabbed the attack with her forehand, and the score was 7:7.
Miyu Kihara made a mistake in changing the line and called a timeout. Kihara then pulled a straight line with his backhand, and Miyu Hirano served directly to score, taking a 9-8 lead. Miyu Kihara made consecutive forehand and backhand attack errors at key moments and lost the second set 8:11. Miyu Kihara made more mistakes on her own initiative, and it was a pity to lose the second game. Miyu Hirano was able to bite the score and finally ushered in a key point victory.
Entered the third inning, and the opening two sides were drawn consecutively. Miyuki Kihara sneaked in with a long ball in the middle of the road, and the backhand attack was wrong, and the two sides hit 5:5. Miyu Hirano sent a long backhand ball to sneak in, and the forehand continuous line change attack took an 8:5 lead. Miyo Kihara switched her backhand to the forehand position, trailing the score to 7:8. Miyu Hirano hit the middle of the road with a forehand, Miyu Kihara served and grabbed the ball, and the backhand position chased the score to 8:9.
At the crucial moment, Kimbara Miyu made a mistake in the serve, and Hirano Miyu also made a mistake in the serve, leading by one point at 10:9, and finally Hirano won the third set 11:9. Kihara Miyu's second and third innings were actually lost on key points, although Kihara Miyu's backhand was limited by the opponent, but still through the active change of line in search of scoring opportunities, the difference between the two sides is not much.
Perhaps because of the desire to chase points at a critical moment, Kihara Miyu still seems not sophisticated enough, and Hirano Miyu's mentality in this game is still quite stable. Entering the fourth inning, Miyo Kihara fell behind 0:3 on aggregate, with some feeling of abandonment, and made consecutive mistakes at the beginning.
Miyu Hirano serves directly and hits the middle of the road with her backhand. Kihara made a mistake in his backhand turn to forehand attack, and was actually hit by the opponent to start 9:0. Miyu Hirano made a straight-line mistake with her backhand, and Miyo Kihara made a mistake in her front-handed attack to lose the fourth set 1:11. In this way, Hirano Miyu easily defeated her opponent 4:0 and qualified for the Asian Games singles competition.
Many fans did not expect such a score, just eliminated Ito Mimachi Kihara Miyu, it should be said that the strength is still very strong. But the loss to his sister Miyu Hirano is a handicap in the eyes of some fans, and this game does not look like a reflection of the real level.
Hirano miyu looked like she was in a complete position to win, and there was no rush at all in this match, without the slightest thought that this was a women's singles final. Thinking of the selection match organized by the Japanese table tennis organization Hirano Miyu and Ishikawa Yoshizumi were assigned to a relatively safe group, I know that the Japanese table tennis executives must have done a lot of work for Kihara Miyu, and Nagasaki Miyu directly announced her withdrawal before the start of the selection, and it is not an injury problem, so I know that there is a dark curtain in it.
Of course, Hirano Miyu can be selected for the Asian Games, and the chance of winning the championship is 0. It is very likely that it is only for the national table tennis players to make a wedding dress, but it will create a certain threat to Chen Meng, depending on how Chen Meng responds. I don't know what the majority of fans and friends think? Welcome to leave a message to discuss. Pay attention to the Erlang Shenkan ball, bring you the purest table tennis thinking.