At 19:30 on August 2, the second game of the Olympic table tennis women's singles semifinals, Sun Yingsha played against Hina Hayata, which is a high-profile Sino-Japanese battle! Top seed Sun Yingsha, who has never allowed Japan's first sister to win before, hopes to continue that trend on the Olympic stage. On the road to promotion, Sun Yingsha did not encounter too many twists and turns, and Hina Hayada defeated North Korean player Bian Songjing 4-3 in the last round, which was not easy.
In the first game, Sun Yingsha quickly entered the state and easily opened up the difference. With Hina Hayada eating serve again, 4-8! Sun Yingsha received the hair and lifted, and scored with a continuous forehand attack, 9-4! Sun Yingsha twisted and pulled the slash to score, 10-4! Hina Hayada chased 2 points in a row, and Sun Yingsha received the hair and grabbed the score, 11-6!
In the second game, as Hina Hayada returned the ball out of bounds twice in a row, Sun Yingsha took a 5-3 lead, and then pulled sideways to score, 6-3. Hina Hayada scored on offense, and Sun Yingsha scored on a forehand offense. After that, Sun Yingsha made a mistake out of bounds, and then the opponent also attacked out of bounds.
Sun Yingsha then achieved a 10-6 set point. Hina Hayada returned the ball to the net, but Sun Yingsha did not adjust and lost a game point. Hina Hayada received the fight and scored again, 8-10! Sun Yingsha twisted and pulled directly, won 11-8, and the big score was 2-0!
In the third game, Sun Yingsha established a 5-2, 7-4 lead to start! Hayada chased 7 draws strongly! Sun Yingsha chased 2 points and opened the difference 9-7! Hayada continued to chase 1 point, Sun Yingsha paused! Sun Yingsha picked up and scored, 10-8! Sun Yingsha won 11-8, with a big score of 3-0!
In the fourth game, Hina Hayada has no way out! Sun Yingsha opened with a 6-2 lead, and Hayata's chasing effect was average. 11-2！ In the end, the suspense of the game was lost in advance, and the score was 4-0! Congratulations to Sun Yingsha for advancing to the Olympic finals. In the final against Chen Meng, the national table tennis won the gold and silver medals in the event in advance.