Table tennis Macau World Cup: swept 4-0 against Japan's strong opponents, eliminated Miu Hirano to enter the semifinals
On April 19, Beijing time, the table tennis Macau World Cup broke out again in the focus of the battle between China and Japan, the two world champions - Chen Meng, Miyu Hirano staged a peak duel, the result was not long ago at the Busan World Table Tennis Championships 3-0 defeated Wang Yidi Miyu Hirano was swept away, Chen Meng won 4-0 to advance, following the Japanese player Miwa Zhangmoto, won the second women's singles semi-finals.
In this competition, Chen Meng not only has to strive to defend the women's singles championship, but also has to snatch points and impact the singles qualification for the Paris Olympics.
Highlights of the game
Miyu Hirano is the old opponent of the national table tennis women's team, and she is also a rare genius in the table tennis world, won the World Cup women's singles championship at the age of 16, and won the Asian Championships women's singles championship at the age of 17 with Ding Ning, Zhu Yuling, and Chen Meng.
For Chen Meng, she can't afford to lose this competition, because according to the regulations of the Chinese Table Tennis Association, once she loses the foreign war, she will be deducted 3,000 points, and then she will be farther and farther away from the singles quota of the Paris Olympics, so she can only do her best to fight all opponents.
The process of the game
After the start of the match, Miu Hirano tried to break the defense with his powerful backhand, but Chen Meng was very clever to break through from the opponent's forehand position, and soon took the lead in the first game, completely containing Miu Hirano's near-stage attack on the line, and finally won the first place with relative ease of 11-5.
In the second game, Chen Meng still mobilized Miyu Hirano's forehand through the change of landing point and line, making it difficult for him to gain a firm foothold and organize a backhand attack, although the lead was tied for a while, but then he still won 11-8.
In the third game, Chen Meng played relatively passively, and was found a breakthrough by Miyu Hirano through changes such as long balls, but she fought back tenaciously in the case of backwardness, and quickly chased to only 1 point, forcing the Japanese team to call a timeout to adjust, but the effect of interrupting the game this time was average, and then Chen Meng turned the tables 11-9, and the big score became a 3-0 lead over the opponent, and the battle could end with only one game.
In the fourth game, Miyu Hirano really couldn't find any way to counterattack, and was finally completely defeated by Chen Meng 11-6, thus stopping in the quarterfinals of the women's singles and missing the main force of the Chinese team again.