Wasted race points! Wang Yidi lost again, and Hina Hayata reached the final 4-3 and competed with Sun Yingsha for the championship

On the afternoon of October 1, Beijing time, the Hangzhou Asian Games ushered in a China-Japan focus battle, national table tennis world champion Wang Yidi appeared in the women's singles semifinals, and Japan's world runner-up Hina Hayata competed again, but Wang Yidi, who lost to the other side at this year's World Championships, wasted match points this time and lost 3-4, after losing to the Indian player in the women's doubles, the women's singles lost the foreign battle again, and coach Ma Lin was unable to return to the sky.

Prior to this, another national table tennis player, Sun Yingsha, had eliminated South Korea's world runner-up Shin Yubin 4-0, so the women's singles champion will be between Sun Yingsha and Hina Hayada, so who can be king this time? The suspense remains! See below for details.

Hina Hayata is currently one of the strongest players in the Japanese team, especially this year, beating all her teammates in China and leading the Olympic selection points; In the foreign battle, Hina Hayata also broke through the Chinese team many times, winning the bronze medal in women's singles and silver medal in mixed doubles at the World Championships, including the highlight moment of saving Wang Yidi from 9 match points, which impressed fans.

So this match Wang Yidi is a vicious battle against Hina Hayada, the technical strength of the two is equal, the Japanese players do not have much pressure psychologically, and the national table tennis is facing a severe test and has to make sufficient preparations.

Sure enough, although Hina Hayata started behind, she quickly reversed and opened the point difference, using her left-handed line advantage with the ultra-high-quality arc ball to quickly open the situation, and soon won as many as 6 points and won 11-4, Wang Yidi herself even had her own serve error, and her condition was very unsatisfactory.

In the second game, Wang Yidi quickly found a feeling, successfully suppressed Hina Hayada, and very easily won back a city 11-3, but in the third game Wang Yidi fell into passivity, came up 1-8 behind, and still lost 8-11 after chasing consecutive points, the situation is not good!

In the fourth game, the two sides played relatively glue, and Wang Yidi was very passive for a while, but she still achieved a comeback in adversity, tied the big score again at 11-7, and the two sides returned to the same running line. In the fifth game, Wang Yidi trailed 7-10 to chase 9-10, and the Japanese team called a timeout to adjust. Back in the ring, Wang Yidi managed to reverse 12-10 and lead 3-2 to push Hina Hayata into a corner.

In the sixth game, Hina Hayata fought back, wasted the game point and saved the match point, and finally won 15-13, and the match was dragged into a tiebreaker! In the seventh game, Wang Yidi fell into passivity again, and after saving the match point, she still lost 10-12, and did not have the opportunity to advance to the final to compete with Sun Yingsha for the championship.

It's a pity, I look forward to Sun Yingsha withstanding the pressure to defeat Hina Hayada, come on!