On January 10, Beijing time, the ITTF WTT Star Challenge Doha is underway. In mixed doubles, the national table tennis occupies 4 seats, namely Sun Yingsha, Wang Chuqin, Liang Jingkun, Qian Tianyi, Lin Gaoyuan, Wang Manyu, and Lin Shidong Kuo Man. Among them, only Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin are in the upper half.
In the final round of the Mixed Doubles qualifying round, Hungary's Ekseić/Madarac take on Sweden's world champions Falke and Carlberg. Falke is the winner of the men's doubles championship of the World Table Tennis Championships and the runner-up of the men's singles at the World Table Tennis Championships.
In this way, the mixed doubles was a big upset, and the world champion Falke and his partner Carlberg were eliminated 0:3 and missed the main draw. In the other match, Pitchford/Hussey beat India's Takka/Kamas 3-1 on aggregate in four games. France's Lebrun/Yuan Jiannan also won three games in a row, defeating Poland's Diaz/Bayo with a total score of 11:5, 11:7, 11:8, and a total score of 3:0.
In men's singles, only Yuan Licen needs to participate in the qualifying round of national table tennis and has advanced to the second round, and Yuan Licen played against South Korea's Zhao Dacheng in the third game. The latter's strength is not bad, and Yuan Licen cannot take it lightly. In other fields of the men's singles qualifying round, Poland's Dias fought fiercely in four games and defeated Romania's Movilianu with a total score of 3:1 to successfully advance.
India's Suravadjoura fought hard in five games, defeating his opponent Minoe with a total score of 3:2, and Luxembourg's Luca won three games in a row with a total score of 11:6, 11:7, 11:8, and eliminated Iran's Alamiyan with a total score of 3:1. Japan's national champion Yukiya Uda fought hard in five games and defeated Germany's Meng Fanbo with a thrilling total score of 3:2.
France's Didier Deschamps lost three games in straight sets, 11:9, 12:10, 11:6, and a total score of 3:0 against Austria's Levenko. Eastrat won three games in a row, defeating France's Roland 3:0, Germany's Duda faced the host player Alkouvari, 11:1, 11:4, 11:0, won a big victory, and Duda did not concede the ball in the third game, and directly blasted out 11:0, which was also the first 11:0 in the Open Tournament, which really did not give the host face.