On the evening of April 19, the 1/4 finals of the Macau World Cup continued, Wang Manyu vs. Hina Hayata, and the game attracted much attention. As the world's No. 2 player, the overall strength is outstanding, but the strong rise of Japanese stars cannot be ignored. Hina Hayada has grown rapidly in the past few years and has become the main competitor of national table tennis, and it is not too much of a surprise to win or lose in the face of national table tennis players. On the way to promotion, Hina Hayada defeated South Korea's first sister Shin Yubin 4-3, and Wang Manyu defeated Szokos.
In the first two games, both of them played a stalemate score and situation. Hina Hayada also maintained a fighting posture in the situation. Wang Manyu played more steadily at the end of the game, scoring points in the holding stage, scoring two games in a row with a score of 11-8 and 11-7, and the big score came to 2-0! After playing 6-6 and 7-7 in the third game, Hina Hayada opened up the score difference strongly, 9-7! After that, she also won the game point with a score of 10-8. With Wang Manyu returning the ball out of bounds, he lost a game 8-11, and the big score came to 2-1!
In the fourth game, Wang Manyu blasted out a disparity score of 11-6. In the fifth game, facing the opponent's lead, Wang Manyu scored consecutive points and completed the single-game reversal 11-8. The big score is 4-1, congratulations to Wang Manyu for reaching the top 4!
Wang Manyu eliminated Japan's first sister strongly! 4-1 to reach the semifinals, Zhang Benmei and in trouble! According to the matchup, Zhang Benmei and the next round will face Wang Manyu, and Chen Meng is waiting for Sun Yingsha VS Zheng Yijing.
Chen Meng was on the way to promotion and swept Miu Hirano with a score of 4-0. Unexpectedly, there are 3 people in Japan, and 2 people are already out, leaving only the teenager Miwa Zhangmoto.
It is worth mentioning that the Japanese men's singles also suffered losses, and Hayasuke Togami was reversed by Ma Long 2-4 and also missed the top 4. I didn't expect the Japanese team to lose 3 games in a row, and they are all the main players in the Olympics, which is very undeserved. The three Sino-Japanese confrontations all ended in the national table tennis victory.