In the men's singles qualifier of the WTT Bulgarian regional event, national table tennis player Niu Guankai was defeated 1:3 by Japan's Yuji Matsuyama. Matsuyama Yuji's consecutive forehand short and long backhand shots in this game made Niu Guankai concede points consecutively. Niu Guankai's tactics in this game are relatively single, and it is obvious that he has adapted to Matsuyama Yuji. Throughout the game, he always sends a backhand ball and attacks the opponent in the backhand position.
Over time, the opponents adapted to this offensive rhythm. Therefore, Matsuyama Yuji sent a long backhand ball, so that Niu Guankai could not react in the service link, and limited the speed of Niu Guankai with the speed of the urgent long ball. He always fought hard with his opponent, and as a result, his forehand position was frequently exploded by his opponent.
This game is still lost tactically, and the lack of adaptability or lack of active tactical response is the main reason for the loss. In the first set of the two sides, Niu Guankai counterattacked with a backhand attack and a forehand pressure on the backhand to get a 4:0 start. Matsuyama yuki pulled the forehand position, and the backhand was quickly torn after the short inside the table ball, chasing the score to 3:4.
Niuguan Kaifa sneaked a long backhand ball, and then ate the serve backhand attack error, 6:5 lead only one point. Niu Guankai's backhand changed to the forehand position, and the opponent chased the score to 7:7 by the opponent for consecutive serves. Matsuyama Yuji took the initiative to change the line with his forehand, counterattacked with his backhand, and scored directly on the serve to get the set point 10:8. Niu Guankai took the initiative to pick the fight with his forehand and chased the score to 10:10.
Matsuyama scored with a short forehand ball, and took the serve backhand to tear up 12:10 to win the first set. In the hair relay link, Niu Guankai was completely inferior, and the opponent scored consecutive forehand short balls, and it was a pity that the key ball of the first game was not grasped. Matsuyama scored four consecutive points on his serve, accounting for almost 1/3 of the first set.
In the second inning, The Bull Crown Kaifa sneaked in with a long backhand ball. Matsuyama conceded consecutive chance balls, and Niu Guankai scored consecutive points to take a 6-1 lead. Matsuyama picked up a backhand and scored three consecutive points with a forehand to chase the score to 4:6. Niu Guankai received the ball and wiped the edge, and took a 10:5 lead with consecutive backhand attacks. Matsuyama yuki stepped down with a backhand and lost the second set 5:11.
Niu Guankai mainly relied on the backhand attack in the second set of the game, relying too much on the offensive ability of the backhand, which also made the opponent figure out his offensive routine, which also laid the foundation for the next two games to win. Matsuyama's third inning began with a short forehand and a quick backhand to give a 5-2 lead.
Niu Guankai picked up the serve and twisted it with his backhand to chase the score to 4:5. After that, he ate a short forehand ball, and the mid-range platform attack chased the score to 6:6. Niu Guankai received the serve and was snatched high, and the forehand changed line to chase the score to 7:7. Matsuyama Yuji received the serve and tore quickly with his backhand, pressing his backhand with his forehand to take a 9:7 lead. Niu Guankai counterattacked with a backhand to chase the score to 8:9.
At the crucial moment, he ate a short forehand ball, and Matsuyama Yuji counterattacked with a backhand attack to win the third set at 11:8. The key point of this game was Matsuyama Yuki's attack through the serve and the speed of the backhand, and completely suppressed Niu Guankai. In the fourth inning, the opening two sides drew back-to-back to 3:3.
Niu Guankai made a mistake in changing the line with his backhand, and Matsuyama Yuji made consecutive backhand attacks, extending the score to 7:4 through the serve. Niu Guankai called a timeout, and then ate the opponent's backhand long ball, Niu Guankai also sent a backhand long ball sneak attack, chasing the score to 5:8. Matsuyama received the serve and twisted it with his backhand, and sent a long backhand ball to get the set point at 10:6.
In the end, Niu Guankai made a mistake in his backhand attack and lost the fourth set 6:11. His own backhand technique is suppressed by the opponent, Niu Guankai's offensive rhythm is slow, the opponent basically plays the speed change, through the landing point and the advantage of speed, so that Niu Guankai is tired of coping.
And the national table tennis player Saling wei beat south Korean youngster Yu Henggui 3-1, and the first two sets of this game Werelein Wei successfully won. Has always occupied the initiative of the score, the South Korean young players lack of strength and limited experience, but they are very energetic. In the third set, the two sides began to draw consecutively, 4:4.
Serlingwe conceded four consecutive points with consecutive offensive errors for the forehand, trailing 4-8. Yu Henggui flew with his backhand, Andring wei pressed the backhand with his forehand, and pulled the backhand straight to chase the score to 8:9. Yu Henggui called a timeout, after which Saling wei hit the middle of the road with a forehand and a backhand attack, taking the first set point at 10:9. Unexpectedly, Yu Henggui threw a large angle with his backhand, scored consecutive forehand short balls, and won the third game at 12:10.
Serlingway ate serves at consecutive key moments, but his high forehand offensive errors in the third set were also a key factor in losing the set. In the fourth inning, Lynn Lynway switched to a reverse spin serve and took a 4-1 lead by tapping the backhand position. Yu Henggui hit the chase ball with his backhand to chase back a point, then ate the serve, and then picked up the serve and pulled the score back to chase the score to 3:5.
Selingwe pulled back against the table in a row, picked up the ball and wiped the net, and picked up the backhand to take an 8:3 lead at a large angle. Yu Henggui pressed the backhand with his forehand to chase the score to 5-8. Both sides then made offensive mistakes, with Serenewee tapping into the forehand position and hitting the set point at 10:6. Yu Henggui sent a long backhand ball sneaking back a point, the serve rushed to the wrong attack, and lost the fourth set 7:11.
The overall strength of the Korean youngster is weak, and he is very lucky to be able to grab the next game. Salingway's forehand attack in this game is very powerful, especially in the first three boards of the starting link advantage is obvious. However, like Niu Guankai, who continuously eats the opponent's serve, the national table tennis player does not have an advantage in the serve link, and it is time to improve the technology of the serve wheel. I don't know how the majority of fans and friends look, welcome to leave a message to discuss. Pay attention to the Erlang Shenkan ball, bring you the purest table tennis thinking.