On March 2, the table tennis T-League once again set off a storm of passion. The women's team champion Kanagawa team stepped onto the field to face a strong rival Kyushu club. In the end, the "four beauties" of the Kanagawa team - Miu Hirano, Miwa Zhangmoto, Miyu Kihara, and Miyu Nagasaki showed strong strength, winning four games in a row and easily sweeping the opponent.
In this competition, Zhang Benmei and both doubles and singles performed well. Especially in the singles competition, she defeated the Chengdu Universiade runner-up Xingjia Deizawa with a perfect record of 3-0. Miu Hirano, another main player of the Kanagawa team, also played steadily, winning 3-1 against South Korea's Shin Yubin. The form of these two fighters is worthy of vigilance.
Miu Hirano and Miwa Haramoto are currently one of the main players in women's table tennis in Japan and have been confirmed to participate in the Paris Olympics. Not long ago, at the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, they showed an excellent performance, Miyu Hirano defeated Chinese player Wang Yidi 3-0, and Zhang Benmeihe was also ahead of Chen Meng, and her strength should not be underestimated.
Comparatively speaking, the strength of the two main players of the Kyushu team is slightly inferior to the Kanagawa team. Although Izusawa had beaten China's Qian Tianyi and others last year, she did not perform well in the civil war; Shen Yubin suffered frequent failures at the recent World Table Tennis Championships and found it difficult to shoulder the heavy responsibility.
After the start of the match, the first match between Miwa Zhang and Miyu Kihara was extremely intense, and after three rounds of hard fighting, they narrowly defeated their opponents 2-1. This game became the most close matchup between the two teams. Next, Miwa Zhang appeared again and played against Xingjia Izusawa. Izusawa had a certain advantage on the international stage with her unique style of play, but she was defeated in a civil war with a familiar opponent, and this time was no exception, being defeated 3-0 by Miwa Zhangmoto.
The third match was a thrilling singles matchup, with Japan's world champion Miu Hirano taking on South Korea's world runner-up Shin Yubin. Despite their close proximity, there has been a clear difference in recent form. Miu Hirano won all the games at the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, while Shin Yubin lost one after another, and in the end, Miu Hirano won 3-1.
According to T-League rules, the two sides need to play at least four matches. In the end, Kanagawa's Miyu Nagasaki defeated Kyushu's Eimiko Taguchi 3-0 to end the match. The winners cheer, the losers are gloomy, the game is like this, and so is life.