Depth: The three main forces of women's table tennis all lost, and for the first time in 20 years, there are still worries behind the six consecutive championships

In the unfavorable situation of falling behind 1:2, the Chinese women's table tennis players did not discourage, they mustered up courage, forged ahead, and finally achieved a reversal, and achieved a miraculous six consecutive championships in the World Table Tennis Championships women's team field, which is gratifying! Also, the coach's lineup remains the same, which is worth discussing.

The three main players all lost for the first time in 20 years

Sun Yingsha can be called an outstanding female table tennis national player at the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, especially in the Sino-Japanese finals, she defeated her opponent 3:0 twice, showing the style of a king. In the past year or so, Sun Yingsha has been ranked No. 1 in the world, and she has also filled the personal gap of the World Table Tennis Championships singles champion. However, the battle of Busan exposed Sun's weaknesses, as evidenced by the loss to Indian monster player Mukherjee in the first match. This defeat shows that Sun Yingsha is not experienced enough in dealing with granular players, which has a lot to do with the current national table tennis anti-glue singing drama.

At that time, the national table tennis advocated "a hundred flowers blooming", players of any style of play can be found in the national team, and the world champion is held up by many unsung heroes. All kinds of factors are difficult to achieve in the current environment, of course, there are always more ways than difficulties, how to deal with the challenges brought by various strange players, it is worth studying and dealing with the national table tennis soldiers.

At the Busan World Table Tennis Championships, the Chinese women's table tennis was led by Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng, and Wang Yidi, and all three of them were defeated, Chen Meng lost to Japan's number one main force Hina Hayada in the final, and Wang Yidi lost to Indian player Akula and Japanese star Miu Hirano. The three main teams of the World Table Tennis Championships have lost one after another, which is rare in the history of the Chinese Women's Table Tennis World Table Tennis Championships team competition, the most recent of which dates back to 2004. What does this phenomenon mean? It shows that in the next few years, Chinese women's table tennis will face more and more difficulties, and it will be difficult to win the championship and even more difficult to protect the championship.

Formation is an art that is rare to see on the field these days

It's normal for players to lose, no matter how clever the star is, it's a human being rather than a god, no one can do it without losing on the court, there are only 10 Grand Slams in the world table tennis world, and no one has won all the team competitions at the World Table Tennis Championships. However, the three main forces of Chinese women's table tennis in this World Table Tennis Championships have lost on the field, which has given the national table tennis decision-makers a wake-up call, is it reasonable for the lineup of key battles to remain unchanged?

Arranging the formation is an art of table tennis team competition, and there are many famous coaches who are good at this in the past: Fu Qifang, Rong Guotuan, Li Furong, Zhang Xielin, Xu Shaofa, Cai Zhenhua, Lu Yuansheng, Liu Guoliang...... Their unexpected arrangement made the opponent repeatedly fooled, helping the team to successfully reach the top, and became a topic of conversation among fans after dinner.

However, the lineup of the Chinese women's table tennis at the Busan World Table Tennis Championships is almost unchanged, and anyone who enters the critical stage of the knockout round can guess the lineup of the national table tennis: Sun Yingsha in the first singles, Chen Meng in the second singles, and Wang Yidi in the third singles. The coach of the Japanese team in the decisive match between China and Japan dared to let the 15-year-old Zhang Benmeihe play the second singles, and transferred the famous Miyu Hirano to the third singles to catch Wang Yidi, which was to guess the unchanged lineup of the Chinese team. Sure enough, Miu Hirano lived up to expectations in the third set of the final and won 1 point. If it weren't for the excellent performance of the main player Sun Yingsha, if it wasn't for Chen Meng's successful reversal in the deciding set, and if Zhang Benmeihe had more experience, it might be the Japanese team who had the last laugh in this matchup.

Ma Lin was recognized as a "wise star" in national table tennis when she was an athlete, and now she is the coach of the first team, please spend more time on arranging the formation!

The Battle of Busan is a reminder that Olympic candidates should be cautious

This year is the Olympic year, and this background determines that the team competition of the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan is more significant than the team competition of the World Table Tennis Championships in Chengdu a year and a half ago.

At the 2004 World Table Tennis Championships in Doha, the three main Chinese women's table tennis players Wang Nan, Zhang Yining and Li Ju missed before the final, which forced the decision-makers to change the lineup for the finals, and also affected the candidates for the Athens Olympics a few months later. As another example, 24 years ago, Zhang Yining was already a superstar, winning the runner-up in the World Table Tennis Championships individual competition, but the loss in the key game of the World Table Tennis Championships team competition in early 2000 became the fuse for her failure to be selected for the Sydney Olympic team a few months later.

The Chinese women's table tennis decision-makers at the Busan World Table Tennis Championships sent Wang Yidi to play the third singles, which became a controversial topic in the outside world. The result of the decisive battle between China and Japan proves that this judgment is not wrong, at least for the time being. Also, Wang Yidi lost twice in a World Table Tennis Championships, which is a rather bad signal.

Now, the national table tennis Olympic preparations have reached a critical stage, and now to select a scientific and reasonable Olympic team lineup, the Chinese women's table tennis decision-makers really need to study it carefully.