Table tennis Chengdu Mixed Team World Cup, the first stage of the round-robin has ended, let's take a look at which eight teams qualified from the group.
Group A: China, Sweden, Puerto Rico, Hong Kong, China. There is no doubt that the national table tennis will definitely be the top of the group, but we lost a small game, Wang Manyu lost 1-2 to Puerto Rico's first sister Diaz, and there was an upset. Sweden finished second in their group, beating Puerto Rico and Hong Kong. Puerto Rico finished third in the group, and the team that gave the first defeat to the national table tennis failed to qualify. Hong Kong was a disappointment, losing all three games and recording a poor record of 7-24.
Group B: Germany, Slovakia, Portugal, Egypt!Germany topped the group with a 24-7 record and won all three games. Slovakia finished second in the group, 17-15;Portugal is third in the group with 16 wins and 23 losses, one win behind Slovakia, and a little bit worse than a loss. Egypt is at the bottom with a 12-24 record.
Group C: Japan, France, Romania, United States, Australia. The Japanese team won all four games, with a record of 32 wins and 5 losses, second only to the national table tennisIn the life-and-death battle between France and Romania, the French team finally had the last laugh, winning 8-6 and getting the last ticket to advanceThe U.S. is fourth with an 18-24 record. With 4 wins and 32 losses, Australia is the worst existence of all teams, and a veritable vice-captain.
Group D: South Korea, Chinese Taipei, Singapore, Canada, India. South Korea also won all four games with a 32-8 record. Chinese Taipei narrowly beat Singapore to get their second ticket, the former 26-22 and the latter 25-29. Canada and India both won 18 games, but Canada lost 29 games and India lost 31 games.
Eight teams that have gone to the line: national table tennis, Sweden, Germany, Slovakia, Japan, France, South Korea, and Chinese Taipei, are all Asian or European teams, and other continents are indeed poor.
The next eight teams will play the second stage of the competition, the rule is that the eight teams will play a round-robin again, and the teams that have played each other in the first stage will avoid it, but still use the results of the first stage. In the end, the team with the best result in the second stage of the round-robin will become the champion of the inaugural Mixed Team World Cup.