South Korea's potential rising star Park Kang-hyun, who once threatened to be Ryu Seung-min's successor, played against India's local rookie Kashin in the qualifying round, the game was thrilling, everyone thought that Park Kang-hyun should win easily, but the result was surprising! In the end, he was swept 3-0 by Indian local player Kasin and missed the next round of qualifying.
In the first game, India's Kashin's ball spin was strong and the arc was very low, Park Kang-hyun tried a few rounds, and quickly turned to attack, but it turned out that it was not so easy, most of the first half was behind, Kasin took an 8-4 lead, and then Park Kang-hyun attacked and missed 4-11 and quickly lost the first game.
In the second game, Park Kang-hyun poked the ball as much as possible to form a hold, and then looked for an opportunity to change the line, this change worked, came up 3-1 to take the lead, and then was chased by Cassin to 6-6 in a row, and then alternately led by 1 point to 9-9, and then Kasin's own two serves seized the opportunity, 11-9 reversal to win the second game, Park Kang-hyun was a little powerless, and the big score was 0-2 behind.
In the third game, Cassin still had no way to start 2-0 with Park Kang-hyun, and Park Kang-hyun took a timeout. After the pause, Park Kang-hyun had no way to fall behind with a score of 2-8, and Kasin won the third game 11-5 and swept Park Kang-hyun 3-0 to enter the next round of qualifying.