Table tennis feeder match: The top 4 of women's singles were born, the Indian dark horse was out, and Wang Manyu was upset not long ago

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2024-05-17 03:24Posted in Hunan Sports Creators

On May 17, Beijing time, the table tennis WTT Cappadocia branch tournament will continue in Turkey, and the women's singles semifinals have all been released.

Three of the current Women's Singles semi-finalists are from Japan, with Hitomi Sato facing another chipper, Hashimoto Honoka and Satsuki Oto taking on Batra's team-mate Roy.

Batra is the number one main force of Indian women's table tennis and a big threat to the Chinese team, as early as the 2022 Asian Cup, he has won the world champion Chen Xingtong, and this year's WTT Saudi Arabia Grand Slam reversed Wang Manyu and became an important "pusher" for the latter's singles squad for the Paris Olympics.

However, Hitomi Sato is not an ordinary person, she was originally one of the five main forces of Japanese women's table tennis, and she has defeated Ding Ning, a national table tennis Grand Slam, although it has been declining for many years, but after all, the foundation is still there, and this competition and Batra launched a special style of play.

After the start of the quarterfinals, Batra was like a rainbow and won the first place 11-5, but Hitomi Sato is also a backhand long rubber like her, so she will not be particularly unsuitable for her ball path, and at the same time Batra also has to adapt to Hitomi Sato's style of play, as a result, the two reversed the situation in the next two games, and the Japanese player won 11-4, 11-5 in a row, successfully forcing the Indian sister into a desperate situation.

In the fourth game, Batra bounced back and then managed to get three game points, but she did not withstand the pressure at the crucial moment, and Hitomi Sato came back from 7-10 down to seal the victory 13-11 and thus get a ticket to the semi-finals.

Hitomi Sato will face off against Hashimoto Hashimoto, who swept past Japanese teammate Uezawa 12-10, 11-6, 11-7 3-0. Another Japanese player, Satsuki Oto, also eliminated chipper Seo Hyo-won (12-10, 11-8, 11-6) 3-0, and South Korea lost all of their strength in the Women's Singles event.

There is only one non-Japanese player in the semi-finals at the moment, and that is Roy, who defeated Ukraine's Matianina 3-0 (12-10, 11-4, 11-7), who will face Satsuki Oto in the semi-finals on the afternoon of May 17.

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