On January 25, Beijing time, the Japanese Table Tennis National Championships broke out again in a big upset, and the women's doubles pair composed of the two major table tennis rivals - Miyu Hirano and Miwa Zhang Ben fell behind 0-2 to a 2-2 draw, but in the end they were eliminated 2-3, and the three games were all 10-12 were killed, and they lost to the mediocre Aso Lumei/Sasao Asuka, which was a big surprise.
At present, the list of the quarterfinals of the women's doubles event has been released, and with Miu Hirano/Miwa Zhang Moto out, the former world No. 1 Miyu Kihara/Miyu Nagasaki have a sharp increase in their chances of winning, and they are expected to hit the championship, which is worth everyone's attention!
Friends who follow the Japanese table tennis world know that Misei Ito/Hina Hayada is the absolute king of women's doubles at the national championships, and has created an unprecedented record of five consecutive championships, so that they themselves feel bored, so they no longer sign up for this project, which gives other teammates a chance to improve, otherwise they really can't play.
In terms of strength, Miyu Kihara/Miyu Nagasaki, who defeated Sun Yingsha/Wang Manyu and ranked No. 1 in the world, are undoubtedly the strongest, but Miu Hirano/Miwa Zhang are also strong, but they didn't expect the latter two to collapse first.
In the round of 16 against Aso/Asuka Sasao, Miu Hirano/Miwa Zhang got off to a bad start, losing two in a row 10-12 and were cornered, but then the two began to exert their power and chased down the tiebreaker 11-2, 11-7. However, in the fifth game, Miu Hirano/Miwa Haramoto did not take advantage of the opportunity, and as a result, they lost 10-12 for the third time, and were eliminated from the tournament.
Judging from the score, Aso Luna/Sasao Asuka won a relatively lucky win, which shows that their strength may not be really stronger than the other party, but competitive sports are full of uncertainty like this, whoever plays more proactively may create an upset.
As mentioned earlier, this competition Ito Mimato / Hayada Hina did not participate, Hirano Miyu / Zhang Ben Miwa and another upset, currently except for Kihara Miyu / Nagasaki Miyu, the rest of the women's doubles pairs in the top eight have no main force of the Japanese national team, relatively speaking, Shibata Saki / Oto Satsuki is relatively strong, in addition to Sato Hitomi / Hashimoto Honoka The "double cutting" combination also has a certain strength.
So can Miyu Kihara/Miyu Nagasaki fight to the end and win this year's competition? Or will they also be knocked out and fail to reach the top as king? The competition is still ongoing, let's sit back and wait for the latest report to come back!