On December 24th, Beijing time, the table tennis T-League was in full swing, and the Kanagawa club where Japan's four main players Miyu Hirano, Miwa Zhangmoto, Miyu Kihara, and Miyu Nagasaki were located, and all four games were clean sheets, with a total score of 11-0 (one 2-0, three 3-0) easily defeated the Kyushu team, and the South Korean foreign aid Shin Yubin, who was ranked ninth in the world, also had no choice but to lose miserably.
This season, the Kanagawa club is still strong, and it can still beat the Japanese life team in terms of overall strength, and it is very hopeful to win the championship for a second time.
Kanagawa FC is currently the strongest women's team in the T-League, although this year's world champion Kasumi Ishikawa announced his retirement, but the three young players Miwa Zhangmoto (15 years old), Miyu Kihara (19 years old), and Nagasaki Miyu (21 years old) have all grown up, plus another world champion Miu Hirano from the Japanese life team, so the strength has not decreased but increased.
Relatively speaking, the lineup of the Kyushu team is relatively average, and the strongest athlete is the world runner-up Shin Yubin from South Korea, but Shin Yubin's state has not been very good recently, and the competition collapsed.
In the first set of doubles, the former world No. 1 pair Kihara Miyu / Nagasaki Miyu appeared on the court to face the mediocre Izusawa Xingjia / Shouto Narumi, but the first two won 11-10, 11-6 and swept their opponents and successfully won the first place - this Izusawa Xingjia defeated Qian Tianyi and other three Chinese players at this year's Chengdu Universiade, and now she has not won much in Japan, which can be regarded as a layman in the civil war.
In the second set of singles, Miu Hirano went into battle with Moe Nomura, and then showed the level of a world champion, winning 11-9, 11-6, 11-6 relatively easily, and scoring another point for the Kanagawa team.
The third set was the focus of the battle, Nagasaki Miyu and Shin Yubin ushered in a strong matchup, and although this match was won by Nagasaki Miyu 3-0, it was very difficult to play every game, and the small scores were: 11-9, 11-10, 11-10 (special format) - Shin Yubin had just suffered a defeat the day before, and then lost again, and it seems that he still has not recovered.
In the fourth set, Zhang Benmei and the court also won 11-6, 11-7, 11-5 to defeat Lee Seung-eun, another South Korean foreign player of the Kyushu team, thus ending the whole match: the difference in strength between the two sides is a bit big, Shin Yubin was still swept, not to mention the others.
I look forward to Shen Yubin's performance next time.