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The closing day of the table tennis event of the Hangzhou Asian Games is destined to be a shocking moment. Women's doubles semifinals and finals, men's singles semifinals and finals, all the focus is on this day. The two national table tennis women's doubles pairs were eliminated in the 1/4 final, opening up the possibility of winning the championship for the four pairs in the final four, one of which was particularly notable for the performance of the South Korean pair and the North Korean pair.
First, let's take a look at the excellent performance of the Korean duo Shin Yubin and Tian Ji-hee. In their showdown in the semifinals, they faced the powerful Japanese pair Miyu Kihara and Mikazu Changmoto. Despite losing 9-11 in the first set, Shin Yubin and Tian Zhixi showed great willpower and technical prowess. They won four consecutive innings over the next four games to advance to the final. Tian Zhixi played well in the game, and she excelled in hair extensions and multi-shot holds. Mikazu Changmoto, on the other hand, threatens her opponents with excellent serve and forehand attacks, but her partner Miyu Kihara makes a lot of mistakes. The match showcased the Korean pair's firm tactics and excellent rapporteur, as they played steadily at crucial moments and eventually won 4-1 to advance to the final.
Meanwhile, the North Korean duo Sasu-ying and Park Su-kyung also scored thrilling victories in the semifinals. They won seven rounds of hard fighting against the Indian pair of Suthirta Mukherjee and Aiska Mukherjee. The North Korean pair trailed 2-7 in the first set and lost 7-11 due to consecutive errors due to unfamiliarity with their opponent's spins. However, they then showed decisive attack in the second inning, winning the game 11-8. The Indian combination blindly pursues rotation, but once it is continuously attacked by the North Korean combination, it will expose its defensive weakness. In the fifth innings of the glue, the North Korean pair withstood the pressure and narrowly won 11-9. In the tiebreaker, they led all the way and eventually won 11-2 to qualify for the final.
These two semi-finals showcased the fierce competition of table tennis and the top level of athletes. Both the South Korean and North Korean combinations have shown excellent technology and tactics. This also shows the diversity and fierce competition of table tennis in Asia. On this closing day, we look forward to seeing more exciting competitions and praise the fighting spirit and fighting spirit of these athletes.
Finally, let's look forward to these outstanding athletes showing their best in the final and bringing more exciting matches to the audience. Regardless of the end result, they are already great because they represent the spirit of movement and perseverance in faith. That's the beauty of sport, which inspires people, cheers and moves us. On this historic moment, let's cheer for these athletes and cheer for their amazing performance!