Beijing time on August 14 news, the 2022 Japan Table Tennis T League individual competition continued in Kanagawa Prefecture, the women's singles final, Hayata Shina defeated Hirano Miyu 4-1 to win the championship. In the bronze medal match that ended earlier, Miyu Kihara won the third place with a 4-0 victory over Shibata Shaji. Ito lost to Shibata Saki to stop in the quarterfinals.
Hayata Hina and Hirano Miyu were born in 2000, compared to Hayata Hina, Hirano Miyu became famous earlier, the 2016 Women's Table Tennis World Cup, Hirano Miyu won the championship in the absence of the national table tennis collective, realizing the dream of winning the world's three major singles championships.
In the 2017 Table Tennis Asian Championships, Hirano Miyu's state is still outstanding, she won the championship by defeating the main players of national table tennis Ding Ning, Zhu Yuling and Chen Meng on the road to advancement, which is a crown with a high gold content in her career. After this, Hirano Miyu fell into a bottleneck of development, but in the past two years, her status has recovered, and she has pressed Ito Ando and Ishikawa Yoshinori to get valuable asian games singles tickets.
In this T League women's singles, Hayata Shina defeated Ayakai, Ando and Miyu Kihara on the way to advancement, Hirano Miyu had a first-round bye, defeated Sazuki Ohto in the second round, and defeated Shibata Satsuki in the semi-finals to compete with Hayata Hina for the championship.
In the first set, Hina Hayata came up and scored two consecutive points, but after a series of offensive mistakes, Hirano Miyu hit a 7-0 shockwave to take a 7-2 lead. Not to be outdone, Hina Hayata pushed the score to 7-8, and in the final stage of the set, Hirano Miyu won the set point 10-8 and came out on top 11-8.
In the second set, Hirano came up to get two points, but Hayata Adjusted in time to score six consecutive points to take a 6-2 lead. Next, the state of both players fluctuated, Andi Hirano suddenly lost her grip after scoring three consecutive points, and Hina Hayata scored five consecutive points after 6-5 to win back Ichijo 11-5.
In the third set, Hayata Hina was chased to 3 draws with a 3-1 lead, after which the two players clenched the score, after 9 draws, Hayata Hina took the lead in the set point, Hirano Miyu chased to 10 draws, and at the moment hayada Hina grasped the key points and won 12-10.
In the fourth set, the two sides began to compete fiercely, Hirano Miyu took a 5-3 lead, Hayata Hina stepped up the first three boards, scoring five consecutive points to win 8-5. Although Hirano Miyu glued to 9 draws, Hayata squandered a set point to win 12-10.
In the fifth set, Hayata continued her previous good form and took the lead 5-1. In the ensuing race, Hina Hayata was hot and led 8-4. At the end of the inning, Hina Hayata withstood the pressure and locked in the victory 11-4, and finally defeated Miyu Hirano 4-1 to win the championship.
In the bronze medal match that ended earlier, Miyu Kihara won the third place with a 4-0 victory over Shibata Shaji, with a score of 11-6, 11-9, 11-4, 11-6.