Beijing, May 8, 2024 Table Tennis WTT Saudi Arabia Grand Slam has entered the white-hot competition stage, and the first matches today are three doubles matches, namely the 1/2 mixed doubles finals, the women's doubles and men's doubles 1/4 finals, of which the mixed doubles match is played by the national table tennis Sun Yingsha/Wang Chuqin against the Japanese combination Hina Hayata/Tomokazu Zhangmoto, as a result, Sun Yingsha/Wang Chuqin played well, and swept the Japanese pair 3-0 in straight games to advance to the mixed doubles final.
The Shatou combination is ranked No. 1 in the world, and the Hayada Akimoto combination is No. 3 in the world, and the strength of the two most important pairs is equal, and whoever wins or loses depends on who plays better on the spot. On the whole, the Shatou combination is slightly higher, and most of the competitions participated in which the Shatou combination had the last laugh.
Shatou combination took the lead and took a 7-3 lead, after the middle game, Zhang Ben Hayada combination accelerated to 9-9, and took the lead to get the game point, Shatou combination key points were not soft and scored three points in a row 12-10 to win the first game.
In the second game, although the Hayada Hayamoto combination failed to chase the score in the first game, it did not affect their mentality, and the second game was also the beginning of the game has been behind, but Hayada Zhang Ben withstood the pressure and bit the score. Shatou combination got the game point 10-7, thinking that it could lock the victory, but the Japanese combination tenaciously saved two game points, and the Shatou combination was forced to pause, because this game is very important, winning is 2-0, losing is 1-1, and Wang Chuqin came back from the pause Wang Chuqin a bully twisted through Hayata's serve, 11-9 and then the next city.
In the third game, the apple box of the backwater battle fought more fiercely, and the scores of the two sides were tied many times, but the Shatou combination saved a game point and locked the victory 12-10.
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