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The Japanese Table Tennis T League Japan Paint Club defeated Kyushu Club 4-0, and in the singles match of the third set, Japan Paint Club Oto Satsuki narrowly defeated South Korea's first sister Shin Yubin 3-2, which was indeed a big upset. Shen Yubin often participates in international competitions and has a lot of experience in competitions. Satsuki Oto is only a teenager, younger than Shin Yubin, and is not the main player in Japanese table tennis, but she defeated Miu Hirano this year.
It can be seen that the strength of the young players in the Japanese Table Tennis League is not weaker than the top ten players in the world. This further shows that the world ranking does not represent the true level of a player, only the number of times a player has participated in the competition. Shen Yubin faced Satsuki Oto and chased points behind throughout the game, and there was no suspense in losing.
Shin Yubin is also a first-class player in Asia, and is currently the strongest female player in the Korean team in singles, and has already entered the top 10 in the world rankings. Li Yake, who had just defeated Chen Meng in the Table Tennis Super League, was swept by Shen Yubin twice, which shows the strength of Dato Shayue. Today's Japanese league has also become a top competition in Asia, with a very high gold content, attracting many foreign players to participate.
Although South Korea also has its own league, Shin Yubin still chose to play in the Japanese league in order to strengthen his training. Why do many national table tennis players choose to play in the Japanese Table Tennis T League now? It is because the Japanese League is highly competitive and can form a real training for the national table tennis players.
In the future, the Japanese Table Tennis League will continue to grow, because they hold leagues all year round, and the national table tennis league will not take more than a week at most. The purpose of the tournament is not just to watch the game, but to train the young players and improve the competitive level of the local players.
Japan's Kanagawa Club led by Miu Hirano and Miwa Zhangmoto played against Nagoya Club, Miyu Kihara and Miwa Zhangmoto lost 1-2 to the Kasumi Kimura/Yorika Namba combination in the first set of doubles, causing a big upset. After all, Zhang Benmei and the combination are the main doubles combination of Japanese table tennis, and it really shouldn't be defeated by the opponent.
Zhang Benmei and the combination lost two games in a row after winning the first game, which may also be caused by the fatigue of participating in international competitions in a row. She will be competing in four events at next month's All-Day Championship, and will also be competing in the Doha Stars Challenge in January. This young player has participated in various competitions frequently for more than a year, and his growth rate is really fast.
After losing the first set, Miu Hirano swept Yuri Nanba 3-0 in the second set of singles, and Miu Hirano won the first game 11-10. In the second game, it was much easier to win 11-5, and in the third game, there was no chance for the opponent to fight back, and the two teams won 11-8, so that the first two sets of the two teams were tied 1-1.
Miwa Haramoto made up for it in the third set of the singles, defeating the strong Minami Ando 3-1. Zhang Benmei won the first two sets 11-3 and 11-6, and Ando Minami pulled one back 11-9. In the fourth game, Zhang Benmei won 11-7, thus defeating the opponent smoothly. In this way, Kinoshita Kanagawa FC took a big 2-1 lead, and one more set away from beating the rival.
Nagasaki Miyu narrowly defeated Yuan Xuejiao 3-2 in the fourth set, and when the big score was 1-2 behind, Nagasaki Miyu chased two games in a row. It seems that Kinoshita Kanagawa Club is still able to win the game when it encounters difficulties in the game because it has the main players of Japanese table tennis.
In the Japanese League men's club game, Okayama club veteran Niwa Takashi narrowly defeated Kanazawa Club's Tanaka Yutai 3-2, Niwa Takashi is also chasing two games in a row with a big score of 1-2 behind, this veteran plays very dexterously, although the quality of the single cricket is average, but the line changes are relatively rich.
Yutai Tanaka defeated Wang Chuqin this year, and he is also a very strong Japanese table tennis player. However, in the face of the flexible and changing Niwa Takashi, it still seems that the game is not experienced enough, and it is inevitable to lose. This time, the national table tennis players are participating in the Table Tennis Super League, and the Japanese table tennis players are also participating in the professional league in their own countries.
The number of matches played by players at the end of the year also increased, and Tomokazu Haramoto represented the Ryukyu Club against the Saitama Club. In the first doubles match, Ryukyu Club's Xu Chenhao/Daimu Ariyan lost 0-2 to Sho Sone/Hiromu Kobayashi. The first game was lost 8-11, and the second game was 10-11 without scoring key points.
Tomokazu Haramoto was the second to play, beating Rishi Hideta 3-0 in the singles match, and the opponent was a chipper but average strength. Zhang Benzhihe won the first two games 11-7, and won the third game 11-2 easily, equalizing the score for the team. Xu Chenhao swept Sho Sone 3-0 in the third set and easily won 11-3 in the first game.
After the next two games, they were all won 11-6, and Xu Chenhao also won relatively easily. Kazuki Hamada defeated Yukiya Uda 3-1 in the fourth set, winning the first two games 11-4. Yukiya Uda pulled back a game 11-7, and lost 10-11 in the last game. On the whole, the singles strength of the Saiyu Club is indeed relatively weak, so Tomokazu Zhang led the Ryukyu Club to defeat the opponent by a big score.
There is still a gap between the competitiveness of the men's team in the Japanese Table Tennis League and the European League, but the women's team has indeed maintained a high standard, so the Japanese Table Tennis League is more attractive to foreign female players to participate.