In the fierce progress of the World Table Tennis Team Championships, the head coach of the Chinese team, Li Falcon, was interviewed and commented on the performance of the players. He thinks Wang Manyu is showing a more stable form, while Chen Meng is a little up and down. The cooperation between Sarah Sauter and Sun Yingsha still needs to be run-in and faces certain bottlenecks. In addition, Lee also mentioned the threat of Japan's Tomokazu Haramoto.
The performance of the Chinese table tennis team in the World Cup has attracted much attention. Head coach Li said in a recent interview that the overall performance of the players is good, but there are still differences in the highlights. He spoke highly of Wang's performance, saying that she showed a more consistent form. In comparison, Chen Meng's performance was slightly up and down. Li said that for such a situation, the coaching staff will have in-depth communication with Chen Meng, find out the problem, and provide help and guidance, hoping that she can adjust her state as soon as possible and give full play to her strength.
In addition, Li also talked about the Shatou combination formed by Sarah Sauter and Sun Yingsha. As a new combination, they have achieved certain results, but they are currently facing certain bottlenecks. Li said that the two players need more time to run in and cooperate and strengthen their tacit understanding. The coaching staff will adjust and train according to the game situation and the characteristics of the opponent, and believe that the Shatou combination can overcome difficulties and show a better level of competition.
In the interview, Li also mentioned Japan's Tomokazu Zhangmoto. He believes that Zhang Ben is one of the biggest threats to the Chinese team. Zhang's skill and speed put some pressure on the Chinese team, and at the same time presented new challenges to the Chinese players. Li said that they will conduct targeted training according to Zhang Ben's characteristics, improve their coping ability, and strive to achieve better results.