In the latest ITTF world rankings, after the end of the Macau World Cup, the world ranking of Han Ying, a famous chipping player and German team, continued to decline and came to 19th.
Han Ying was injured during a race in January and has been away from the field for more than 100 days. After Han Ying underwent surgery, during the period of recuperation, she could only watch the competition one stop after another, which expired and her points continued to decrease, but she could not do anything.
Han Ying's world ranking has been declining
In the world ranking on April 23, on the women's singles list, Han Ying ranked 10th in women's singles with 1,000 points.
In her world rankings, there are only six tournaments left, which also includes 0 points from the WTT Doha Star Challenge 2024.
It was at the Doha Star Challenge in January this year that Han Ying suffered an injury and ruptured her Achilles tendon during the match against Tian Zhixi.
Points are expiring one after another
On January 16, Han Ying was ranked 8th in the world at the time, with a total of 2,030 points.
In the following more than 100 days, Han Ying's points for many competitions in 2023 have expired one after another, with 500 points for the European Cup, 105 points for the Goa Star Challenge, 350 points for the Singapore Grand Slam, 90 points for the Xinxiang Championship, and 90 points for the Macau Championship. It's not enough for 8 races.
At present, the total score of 1000 points has been reduced by 1030 points.
The impact of an Olympic year is too great
On May 28, Han Ying's 350 points at the World Table Tennis Championships in Durban will also expire, and her total points will only be 650 points. Fell out of the top 30 in the world.
The impact is too great. Although Han Ying is in the stage of recuperation, the German Table Tennis Association has nominated Han Ying to play in the women's singles of the Paris Olympics.
The second is that the individual ranking is related to the ranking of the team competition, and Han Ying's points are decreasing, which will lead to a decrease in the points of the German women's team.