On December 4, the fierce battle of the table tennis mixed team World Cup kicked off, and the showdown between the Chinese team and the Swedish team became the focus. This game adopted the tense and exciting "grab 8 rule", which pushed the table tennis game to a new climax.
In the first match, China sent a powerful pair of Lin Gaoyuan and Wang Manyu to face Sweden's Carlsen and C. Carlberg. In the tense atmosphere, Lin Gaoyuan and Wang Manyu showed a strong tacit understanding and defeated the opponent with a score of -4, winning three valuable points for the Chinese team.
Next, Sun Yingsha takes on Sweden's Thunbergström. Sun Yingsha's outstanding performance was eye-catching, and she kept a clean sheet with a -10 game to add another three points for the Chinese team. The Chinese team took a 6-0 lead and achieved a clear advantage.
In the third match, Wang Chuqin faced Sweden's Carlberg. With his outstanding performance, Wang Chuqin defeated his opponent with a score of -7 and contributed 2 points to the Chinese team. Under the guidance of the "grab 8 rule", the Chinese team swept the Swedish team 8-0 in just 77 minutes and successfully got off to a good start.
Throughout the competition, the three players of the Chinese team showed excellent level and won their respective matches to win the victory for the team. The tacit cooperation of Lin Gaoyuan and Wang Manyu, Sun Yingsha's astonishing skills, and Wang Chuqin's steady performance together constitute the impeccable lineup of the Chinese team.
The "tie-break rule" adopted in the game added a lot to the whole matchup. This rule emphasizes the overall strength of the team rather than relying on singles players. Under such rules, the Chinese team quickly reached 8 points and successfully won the game, showing strong team cohesion.
The whole game lasted 77 minutes, and it was fast and efficient. This not only makes the game more enjoyable, but also brings more exciting audio-visual enjoyment to the audience. The quick victory of the Chinese team also showed their strength and set a good foundation for confidence in the future matches.
Overall, the Chinese team performed well in this table tennis mixed team World Cup competition, winning 8-0. Lin Gaoyuan, Wang Manyu, Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin's outstanding performances, as well as the clever use of the "tie-8 rule", made the game even more fascinating. The Chinese team has shown an impressive level of teamwork and overall strength, injecting new vitality into the development of table tennis. It is expected that in the next games, the Chinese team can continue to maintain a high level of performance and bring more wonderful moments to the Table Tennis World Cup.