On August 3, in the quarterfinals of the women's table tennis team at the Tokyo Olympic Games, Germany defeated South Korea 3-2, and Han Ying, a Chinese cutter of the German team, scored two points, and another Chinese player, Shan Xiaona, won the decider. In the case of the German team", the South Korean team lost 2-3, which is somewhat embarrassing, and can only say that the strength is not good.
Choi Hyo Joo
Because the German team has a chipper Han Ying in the squad, can not partner in the women's doubles, so Han Ying must be a single, and Shan Xiaona and Solja partner women's doubles, the difference is that Shan Xiaona and Solja who is two singles and who is three singles. The German team is equivalent to a "clear card". However, the South Korean team let Choi Hyo-joo and Shin Yu-bin play the chipper Han Ying, will not play the chipper, the South Korean team itself should be clear, know that it will not play, but also so lined up, can only say that there is no choice of choice, hope for the fifth set.
Shen Yu bin Tian Zhixi
In the first set, South Korea's Shin Yu-bin / Tian Zhixi played five sets and defeated Shan Xiaona / Solja 3-2, with scores of 9-11, 11-8, 6-11, 11-6, 11-3, respectively.
In the second set, South Korea's Choi Hyo-joo faced the German team's chipper Han Ying, who would not cut the ball or was a brittle defeat, Han Ying lost three straight sets 11-3, 11-3, 11-8 to help Germany win a point, and the two sides were 1-1.
Han Ying
In the third set, South Korea's Tian Zhixi faced Germany's Solja, and Tian Zhixi won 11-6, 13-11, 11-3 straight sets. South Korea 2-1.
In the fourth set, South Korea's Shin Yu-bin against Germany's chipper Han Ying, will not play is not play, Shin Yu-bin lost again 1-3, Han Ying won 11-6, 10-12, 11-6, 11-9, Germany 2-2 equal.
Shan Xiaona
The two sides entered the decider, with Germany's Shan Xiaona facing South Korea's Choi Hyo-joo, who won the match 11-8, 11-6, 11-9.