Table tennis Macau World Cup: No, the top 4 were born, Sun Yingsha clicked, and Wang Manyu blocked Zhang Ben

On April 19, Beijing time, the top four of the women's singles of the table tennis Macao World Cup were all born, and the three main forces of national table tennis were promoted, Sun Yingsha defeated Zheng Yijing 4-2 in the first half, and Chen Meng swept Miyu Hirano 4-0, and then a big battle broke out in the team; Wang Manyu defeated Hina Hayada 4-1 in the second half, and Zhang Benmei and Diaz defeated Diaz 4-1, and the Sino-Japanese duel is about to be staged again! Please see below for detailed results.

Sun Yingsha 4-2 Zheng Yijing

Zheng Yijing was the runner-up and third runner-up of the World Cup women's singles, her strength was very strong, and she had defeated Sun Yingsha, but that was when the opponent was 17 years old.

After the start of the game, Sun Yingsha quickly won the first place easily 11-5, and then beat the opponent 11-2 in the second game. In the third game, Zheng Yijing counterattacked and won 11-9, Sun Yingsha fell behind again in the fourth game, but finally turned the tables 11-7, but in the fifth game, Zheng Yijing won 12-10, and it was not until the sixth game that Sun Yingsha locked the victory 11-5 and advanced to the women's singles semifinals.

Wang Manyu 4-1 Hina Hayata

Hina Hayada is the biggest threat to the national table tennis in recent years, the main player of the foreign association who defeated the Chinese team at the World Table Tennis Championships in Durban, the Hangzhou Asian Games, and the Busan World Table Tennis Championships, and the world ranking is also the first in the foreign association, so this battle is also regarded by many fans as the most difficult ball in the national table tennis women's singles quarterfinals.

After the start of the match, Wang Manyu successfully suppressed Hina Hayata's forehand and won the first place 11-8, and then won 11-7 in the second game. In the third game, Hina Hayada counterattacked successfully and pulled one back 11-8, but then Wang Manyu regained her senses, winning 11-6, 11-8 in a row to defeat her opponent, and successfully advanced with a big score of 4-1 without encountering particularly big difficulties.

Chen Meng 4-0 Miu Hirano

This match is a duel that fans pay more attention to, because both sides have been World Cup women's singles champions, and it is a Sino-Japanese battle, plus Miu Hirano swept Wang Yidi, the main national table tennis player, 4-0 at the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, so many people think that Chen Meng may encounter great difficulties.

However, soon after the start of the game, there was a "one-sided" situation, Chen Meng easily took the opponent in the first game, won 11-5, and then won the second game 11-8. Although he fell behind in the third game, he still turned the tables 11-9 lightly. In the fourth game, Miu Hirano completely collapsed, and Chen Meng ended the battle 11-6, thus eliminating the opponent with a clean sheet and winning heartily.

Zhang Benmei and 4-1 Diaz

The suspense of this battle is not very big, although Zhang Benmeihe's world ranking has been behind Puerto Rico's Diaz, but on the one hand, Diaz is an American player, relatively easy to brush points, on the other hand, in terms of technical comprehensiveness and foreign performance, Zhang Benmeihe is also far stronger than Diaz, and the winning chance is very large.

Sure enough, after the start of the match, Miwa Zhang completely suppressed her opponent, and soon won 11-3, 11-7, 11-2 to push Diaz into a corner. In the fourth game, Diaz began to fight back and won 11-8, but then in the fifth game, Zhang Benmei and 11-8 had the last laugh: the 15-year-old reached the semifinals in the women's singles event of the three major tournaments in the table tennis world for the first time, which is indeed terrifying.

According to the arrangement, the semi-finals will be held on the evening of April 20, and it is expected that Wang Manyu can defeat Zhang Benmeihe and help the national table tennis win the championship in advance!