In the Macau World Cup, Wang Manyu vs. Zhang Benmei and competed for a place in the finals, and in the case of a 2-0 lead, Wang Manyu was a little conservative in the next few games, which gave Zhang Benmei too much space and opportunity to take the initiative to attack. Especially in the fifth and sixth games, Wang Manyu withdrew more times and rarely took the initiative to serve, so Zhang Benmeihe found a good opportunity to attack with a continuous forehand.
Zhang Benmeihe constantly attacked Wang Manyu's forehand position and achieved good tactical results. It's just that once Wang Manyu starts chasing points, it will be difficult for Zhang Benmeihe to get rid of the score. In this game, Wang Manyu has a certain advantage in the control of the ball in the table, but the fast offensive and defensive conversion with the opponent is still a little slower, and she should play more spin.
In the first game, the two sides were fiercely competitive, and Zhang Benmei and launched a quick offensive and defensive switch, but lost the key points 9-11. At the beginning of the second game, the two sides played 3-3, Wang Manyu scored with a short ball in the middle, and the backhand serve grabbed 6-3 to throw off the score. Wang Manyu then scored backhand attacks in succession to expand the score to 9-4.
Zhang Benmei made a forehand line change error and lost the second game 6-11. Wang Manyu completely controlled the pace of the game in the second game, playing a technical advantage in the backhand attack. Zhang didn't find any offensive rhythm in this game and was completely suppressed. It may be that the laser pointer on the sidelines in the final stage of this game interfered with Wang Manyu, which affected the performance of the third game.
Zhang Benmei started 4-2 with a return and back, and Wang Manyu fell behind 2-8 with consecutive backhand attack errors. Wang Manyu grabbed the backhand serve, received the serve and pulled back to chase the score to 6-10, and lost the third game 6-11 with a forehand line change error. Wang Manyu made too many mistakes in this game, and if he reduced his own mistakes, he would not be quickly thrown away by the opponent.
In the fourth game, Zhang Benmei and his backhand hit the middle to start 3-0, Wang Manyu swung the ball short in the middle, and changed the forehand line 4-3 to overtake the score. After that, Wang Manyu received the serve and pulled the middle, served to attack the backhand position, and directly expanded the score to 8-4. Zhang Benmei made a backhand offensive error, and Wang Manyu won the fourth game 11-6 with a short mid-lane ball.
In this game, Zhang Benmei and did not adapt to Wang Manyu's shortening changes, and was completely inferior in the control of the ball in the table, so he lost by a big score. In the fifth game, Zhang Benmei and continued to attack the forehand position 3-1, and then the forehand changed the line and directly expanded the score to 8-3.
Wang Manyu grabbed the forehand serve, and the ball in the table was shortened and then pulled back to score to chase the score to 7-10. Zhang Benmeihe called a timeout and ate a forehand short ball, and Wang Manyu nudged the middle to chase the score to 9-10. Zhang Benmeihe took advantage of the service wheel to change her backhand to a forehand position, and won the fifth game 11-9.
Wang Manyu was quite conservative in this game, although he chased the score quickly at the end of the game, he did not launch an oppressive attack in the receiving link, giving the opponent too much room to attack. In fact, it is difficult to win the game by defense alone, and it is still necessary to strengthen the active attack, maybe Wang Manyu hopes that Zhang Benmei and herself will make mistakes, after all, she is a teenager, and the stability of the game is not so high.
In the sixth game, the two sides started to draw continuously and played 5-5, Zhang Benmei and always in a one-point lead, and in the middle of the game, Zhang Benmei and the offensive forehand position 7-5 to throw off the score. Wang Manyu served a backhand to attack the middle, and sent a backhand short ball to chase the score to 8-8. Zhang Benmeihe continued to attack the forehand position, and the forehand pressed the backhand to get the game point 10-9.
At the critical moment, Zhang Benmei made a mistake with his forehand sideways attack, Wang Manyu grabbed the backhand serve, pulled the middle 12-11 to overtake the score, and won the sixth game 13-11 after withstanding the opponent's forehand attack. From the perspective of the strategy of the game, Wang Manyu still wants to stabilize his defense, and the tactical strategy is the same as the last round against Hina Hayata.
It's just that Zhang Benmeiwa's attack speed is faster than Hina Hayata, and the twisting advantage of receiving the serve is obvious. Many of Wang Manyu's mid-lane serves were directly pulled back by Zhang Benmeihe, but Zhang Benmeihe rarely served in reverse rotation throughout the game, because sometimes she only had to serve in reverse rotation, and she would be directly twisted and pulled by Wang Manyu.
If the two sides play again next time, Wang Manyu should not give the opponent too much space to attack. After all, Zhang Benmei and Hina Hayada are not the same type of players, this player is only fifteen or sixteen years old, and his speed is indeed faster than that of adult players. Although Japanese table tennis players pay attention to the speed of attack, Miwa Zhangmoto's fast forehand and backhand connection is far superior to Hina Hayada and Miu Hirano, which is completely a new era of play.
Wang Manyu reversed the score with difficulty at the last moment, and finally held the entire bottom half. Wang Manyu's singles in this World Cup is quite high, and all the players he has encountered are relatively high-ranked. Wang Manyu, the three main players of Japanese table tennis participating in the Olympic Games, defeated two, and with her defeat of Miwa Zhangmoto, this time the national table tennis successfully won the championship and runner-up.
However, the increasingly difficult competition has been reflected, and the next national table tennis players should face the challenge of these competitors. Zhang Benmeihe has risen again this time, so among the several players participating in the Japanese table tennis competition, her progress is the fastest, followed by Hina Hayata.
Wang Manyu won this game by relying on hard power, although he is also strengthening the rotation of the forehand and backhand, but he was continuously attacked by the opponent quickly attacked the forehand position in a short period of time, and he should indeed continue to strengthen in this link.