In the Paris Olympics, the table tennis competition has ushered in the first round of the men's and women's singles, that is, the battle for the top 64 and 32. As a result, Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin, who appeared earlier, defeated the combination of Asal and Mecherif 4-0 in the first round of mixed doubles, and then defeated their respective opponents Takahash from Brazil and Wang Yang from Brazil respectively in the singles competition, successfully breaking into the last 32 of singles. Especially when Wang Chuqin lost in the first game, then as the number one opponent of national table tennis in women's singles, Hina Hayada from Japan women's table tennis, after the first round of mixed doubles and Zhang Ben Tomokazu unexpected exit, will face Italy's Deborah Vivarelli in the first round of women's singles, how will he play? Let's take a look at it and pay attention to it.
In the first game of the game, Hina Hayada quickly got into the groove and quickly took advantage of the changes in her shots to get a perfect start of 9-0, until the end of the game, Vivarelli used a straight line to score and rewrite the score to 1-9, but as Hina Hayata's serve tactics were converted into points, she also won the first game of the game with a score of 11-1 very easily, occupying a 1-0 lead on the big score.
In the second game of the competition between the two sides, although Vivarelli scored 1 point at the beginning, Hina's combination of length and shortness, as well as a quick offensive connection, still helped her continue to open up the gap in the back, and played a wave of 8-0 small climax, directly rewriting the score to 8-1. Although Vivareli's half-table attack at the end of the game also helped her play some back and forth, the hole in the forehand position was too big, which still made her miss in the straight attack, and Hina Hayada took the second game point 3-10, and hoped to score directly on a serve, winning the second game of both sides 11-3 and taking a 2-0 lead on the big score.
In the third game of the game, Hina Hayada still started 3-0, although her active mistake gave Vivarelli the opportunity to get the first point of the game, and the score also came to 1-4 and 2-5, but later Vivarelli was always played in his vacant position by Hina Hayada because of the slow return when he and Hina Hayada continued to form a stalemate. She took the initiative to swing short and also gave Hina Hayada a chance to get started, but Hina Hayata's mistake allowed Vivarelli to play some cohesion and cooperation, and the score on the court also came to 3-10 and 4-10, but as Hina Hayata's big corner continued to score, 11-4, Hina Hayada won the third game of the two sides and occupied a 3-0 lead on the big score.
In the fourth game between the two sides, Vivarelli's offensive efficiency improved slightly, and the two fought to a 2-2 draw at the beginning. After Hina Hayada used her serve to make it 4-2, Vivarelli also called a timeout. However, after the pause, Hina Hayada continued to widen the gap to 6-2, and relied on the serve to score directly in the back, further stretching the gap to 7-3. Although Vivarelli also scored in the process of the short fight, her return ball was out of bounds, or let Hina Hayada usher in the match point 10-5, with Vivareli's return ball in the middle of the net, 11-5, Hina Hayada won the fourth game of the two sides, and won the opponent with a total score of 4-0, locking a place in the top 32 of women's singles. Let's stay tuned to this main opponent and see how she performs in the future.