On July 6, Beijing time, the ITTF WTT Star Challenge Bangkok Station is underway. In the Open Tournament of this station, the national table tennis coaching staff arranged for Lin Gaoyuan and Chen Xingtong to sign up for the competition, and the second round of the main competition was underway, with Japanese star Zhang Benmei and teammate Hashimoto Honoka playing against. Miwa Zhangmoto's strength is obvious to all, and there is no doubt that the latter Hashimoto is a chipper.
In the first game, Zhang Benmei and the quick decision won the first game 11:6. In the second game, chipper Hashimoto Honoka played very tenaciously, dared to fight, and pulled back a game at 14:12. In the third game, Zhang Benmei won 11:6. In the fourth game, Hashimoto Honoka won another game 11:7, and the two sides tied 2:2. In the fifth game, Miwa Zhang made frequent mistakes, and Hashimoto Honoka seized the opportunity to lock up the victory with 11:8, and won the game with a total score of 3:2 to advance.
In this way, the women's singles was a big upset, and Zhang Benmei and 2:3 were eliminated and suffered a round of tours. Not only was the women's singles eliminated, but in the women's doubles, Zhang Benmei and her partner Miyu Kihara were also in the first round, and there was no result. Zhang Benmei and Kihara Miyu played against South Korea's Tian Zhixi Shen Yubin, at the beginning of the game, Tian Zhixi Shen Yubin can be said to have done his best, winning two games in a row 22:20 and 12:10, leading 2:0.
The two sides fought fiercely until 22:20, which shows that the game was very fierce. In the third game, Zhang Benmei and Kihara Miyu pulled back a game 11:9 in the case of a back-to-back battle. In the fourth game, Tian Zhixi and Shen Yubin did not miss the opportunity again, and locked the victory with 11:5 in one go, and won the promotion with a total score of 3:1.
Elsewhere, Hong Kong's Doo Hoi Kwan/Lee Ho Ching won three games in a row to make the aggregate score 3-0 for South Korea's Kim Jun-yun/Lee Do-eun. Japan's Hitomi Sato/Hashimoto Honoka also won three games in a row, knocking out Romania's Diaconu/Samara 3-0 on aggregate. In the other Women's Doubles, Hong Kong's Chu Chengzhu/Ng Wing Lam battled in four games to defeat Thailand's Savitabut/Oviriyayoddin 3-1 on aggregate to advance to the semi-finals.
In the other women's singles 1/16 finals, Olympic champion Misei Ito played against Chinese player Wan Wan, Misei Ito won the first place 11:7, and the opponent in the second game pulled back a game 11:6. Next, Ito Misei did not drop the chain, played steadily, won two games in a row 11:6, 11:7, and successfully eliminated the opponent with a total score of 3:1 and successfully advanced to the next round.