On March 29, 2024, the women's singles 1/8 finals of the table tennis WTT Incheon Championship officially started at 10 a.m. Japan's main Hina Hayada took the lead and eliminated Egypt's Meshef 3-1 to advance to the next round with her superior performance. At this point, the first women's singles top 8 seats in the championship were officially born!
It is worth mentioning that Hina Hayada played a little unsmoothly in the first round, defeating India's long rubber player Batra 3-2, while Meshev played bravely and eliminated the host player Li Shiwen 3-1, leaving a deep impression on the fans. In this women's singles focus match, what kind of sparks will the two players rub together?
After the start of the game, Hina Hayada came up to strengthen the control of the first three boards, Meshev was a little mismatched, and the two sides could still bite the score in the opening stage, but in the second half of the game, Hina Hayada strengthened the spin and landing point changes, and won the opening 11-7.
In the second game, Hina Hayada continued to seek an opportunity to get on the phone through the change of the landing point, Meshev entangled the score at the beginning, but after 3-3, Hina Mesieve's serve was not too rigorous, Hina Hayada made a decisive attack and scored 2 points in a row, and then Hina Hayada strengthened the rotation to control the opponent, and the score soon came to 10-6, Hina Hayada took the game point again, Meshev returned the ball to the net, Hina Hayada 11-6 and the next city, Hina Meshev fell into a situation of fighting against the water.
In the third game, Meshev strengthened his fighting tactics, Hina's serve was directly penalized by the referee, and Hina Hayada took a 5-3 lead, but Hina Hayada played quite confidently, chasing 3 points in a row, and forced a timeout of Meshev when she was leading 6-5, and after adjusting back, Meshev tied the score, and then the two continued to fight wits and courage, and after 8-8, Meshev scored 2 points in a row to get the game point, and then pulled back a city with 11-9.
In the fourth game, Hina Hayada strengthened her serve and grabbed the attack, leading 2-0 in the opening game, Meshev suddenly lost power, Hina Hayada continued to use the rotation to cooperate with the landing point to quickly open the score, leading 7-2 in the middle game, and then got the match point in one go, and finally locked the victory!
Frankly speaking, there is a huge gap in the strength of the two sides in this game, and Hina Hayata's promotion is also an expected plot. Next, Hina Hayada will wait for the winner of Sun Yingsha and Sweden's Linda in the women's singles quarterfinals, and it is no surprise that she will challenge Sun Yingsha, the main force of national table tennis, again. Do you think that the number one Japanese main force, which has been defeated and defeated repeatedly, will make a breakthrough this time?