Asian Games: North and South Korea compete for the women's doubles championship in table tennis, bronze medals in Japan and India, and the Chinese team is completely destroyed
On October 2, Beijing time, the Hangzhou Asian Games table tennis women's doubles finals list was released, following the South Korean pair Tian Zhixi / Shin Yubin 4-1 defeat of Japan's Zhang Benmei / Kihara Miyu, the "mysterious master" North Korea's Cha so-young / Park so-kyung once again became powerful, 4-3 against India's Mu Keji sisters advanced, and then will challenge the world number one Tian Zhixi / Shin Yubin!
It is worth mentioning that Zhang Benmeihe/Kihara Miyu and Mu Keji sisters eliminated the national table tennis world champion combination Sun Yingsha/Wang Manyu, Chen Meng/Wang Yidi in the quarterfinals respectively, but I didn't expect that the semifinals double-folded halberd sinking into the sand, which made people sigh: It's really impermanent!
Che Xiuying / Park Xiujing, Mu Keji sisters are the big dark horses of this Asian Games, the first two eliminated the famous combination of Zheng Yijing / Li Yuzhen, Du Kaixuan / Zhu Chengzhu, the latter two were the biggest upset in the women's doubles event, 3-1 defeated the women's doubles champion Chen Meng / Wang Yidi of the Xinke World Table Tennis Championships, the two people have three different attributes (anti-glue, positive rubber, arc-proof), very difficult to deal with.
In this semifinal, some people think that the strength of the "mysterious master" North Korean team is stronger, and some people think that the weird Mukeji sisters are more threatening, no matter who gets the cut, it will create a new peak in their careers, this battle is very interesting and suspenseful!
After the start of the match, the North Korean athletes were a little confused on the spot - usually other opponents adapt to them, but I did not expect that the two Indian athletes opposite now turned out to be so strange, Cha so-young/Park so-kyung quickly fell into a passive beating, soon trailed the score, and then although they kept chasing, they finally lost the first set 7-11.
In the second game, Cha so-young/Park so-kyung slightly adapted to the opponent's rotation while strengthening the quality of the attack, and then won back 11-8, but apparently did not fully understand the Mukeji sisters' routine, no wonder Chen Meng/Wang Yidi collapsed before.
In the third game, the Indian combination once again took the lead, especially strengthening their own attack, putting a lot of pressure on the North Koreans, who immediately won 11-7. In the fourth game, Cha so-young/Park so-kyung once again won 11-8, followed by another 11-9 in the fifth game, and the big 3-2 victory forced the Mukherjee sisters into a corner.
In the sixth game, the Indian combination fought backwater, dragging the match into a tiebreaker 11-5. In the seventh game, the Mukeji sisters failed to fight to the end, and in the end, the North Korean player easily sealed the victory 11-2 and advanced to the final to compete with the Korean team!
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