In the early morning of September 18, Beijing time, the table tennis WTT Kazakhstan tournament ended the fourth day of competition, which is very regrettable, the national table tennis 25 people have lost all five events, the best result is the mixed doubles runner-up, which is also the second time since the WTT Croatia tournament in June this year.
At present, Chinese Taipei youngster Lin Yunru has reached the final in three events and has won the mixed doubles championship, and is about to attack the title of triple crown; And Japan's Hayata Hina women's singles advance to the final round, women's doubles and partner Hirano Miyu also entered the final, will soon impact the two championships, worthy of everyone's attention!
See below for details of the game and the latest fixture schedule.
The number of participants in the Kazakhstan national table tennis competition is very large, 11 men's team and 14 women's team, but they are some low-ranking non-main young players, and the two major fierce players who originally registered before, Chen Xingtong and Zhou Qihao, did not arrive as scheduled, which also made the combat effectiveness of the whole team drop a lot.
After several fierce duels, the national table tennis on the third day of the main match left 2 men and 2 women to participate in the singles, namely Liang Yufeng, Chen Yuanyu, Chen Yi, Wu Yangchen, but the men's doubles, women's doubles have been completely destroyed, mixed doubles Xu Haidong / Wu Yangchen continued to move forward, into the final impact of the championship, but then everyone ushered in a big rout.
On the afternoon of September 17, the singles 1/4 finals began, and the national table tennis women's team lost very badly, first of all, the 18-year-old rising star Chen Yi, known as "Little Wang Manyu", lost 0-3 to Fu Yu, a 44-year-old Portuguese Chinese player who used the traditional left push right attack method of direct shooting, and then Wu Yangchen, a direct shooting player of national table tennis, also lost 0-3 to Yang Xiaoxin, a Chinese rubber player in Monaco.
In the men's singles 1/4 final, Chen Yuanyu, who defeated Lin Zhongxun and Niwa Takashi, lost 1-3 to Japan's Shinosuke Dadeng, while Liang Yuping narrowly defeated South Korea's Zhang Yuzhen 3-2, but then lost 1-4 to Lin Yunru in the semifinals, and the final set was bombarded by the other side with an 11-1 disparity, which can be said to be a complete collapse.
In terms of mixed doubles, the two direct players of the national table tennis met with Lin Yunru, and Xu Haidong/Wu Yangchen came on the court to meet Lin Yunru/Chen Siyu, and the two sides fought viciously for 5 rounds before finally winning or losing, and the result was that Xu Haidong/Wu Yangchen did not win the championship 2-3 - it is worth mentioning that the other pair of national table tennis combinations Chen Yuanyu / Chen Yi also lost 0-3 to Lin Yunru / Chen Siyu before, which was really a miserable loss!
As for the several matches of the foreign association, they also played more wonderfully, and everyone is very concerned about the battle between Japan's famous Hirano Miyu and Hayata Hina, who lost 4 consecutive sets in the front, Hayata Hina will compete with Fu Yu, who defeated Yang Xiaoxin, but she and Hirano Miyu will also join forces again in the women's doubles final to face the South Korean combination Of Shin Yu bin / Choi Hyo Joo.
The men's singles not only was the national table tennis army wiped out, but the Japanese team also failed to laugh to the end, and Hidetsuke Daedeng lost 3-4 in the semifinals to German chipper Philus, who will compete with Lin Yunru for the championship. As for the men's doubles final, Lin Yunru can still be seen, and he will play against Swedish world champion Falke and his teammate Carlberg with his partner Liao Zhenju.
How to say it, the national table tennis team of this station is placed here, and it is indeed difficult to rely on these non-main athletes to impact the best masters of the foreign association, this situation has happened once in the WTT Croatia two months ago, and it is not particularly surprising that it is now staged again.
I hope that the young players can seriously sum up the lessons in the defeat and strive to have a better play next time: come on!