On March 2, Beijing time, the table tennis T-League continued, and the powerful defending champion of the women's team, Kanagawa, appeared on the stage and fought fiercely with the Kyushu club, as a result, Kanagawa's "four beauties" - Miu Hirano, Miwa Zhangmoto, Miyu Kihara, and Miyu Nagasaki won a big victory, winning four sets in a row and sweeping the opponent.
In this competition, Zhang Benmei and doubles and singles all scored points, of which singles swept the runner-up of the Chengdu Universiade 3-0 Xingjia Izuzawa; Miu Hirano also played steadily, defeating South Korea's first sister Shin Yubin 3-1: The two are in good shape, and it is worth watching! See below for a detailed breakdown of the battle.
Miyu Hirano and Miwa Zhang are currently the No. 2 and No. 3 main forces of Japanese women's table tennis, and have been selected for the Paris Olympics list, and played an important role in the recently concluded World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, among which Miyu Hirano swept the main force of national table tennis Wang Yidi 3-0, and although Zhang Benmeihe lost two consecutive defeats against national table tennis, he also led Chen Meng, which is already very good.
Relatively speaking, the two famous players of the Kyushu team are weaker than Kanagawa, although his ** Ze Xingjia won against Qian Tianyi and other national table tennis players last year, but he is an expert in the foreign war and an outsider in the civil war; Shen Yubin suffered repeated defeats at the World Table Tennis Championships not long ago, and it is difficult to take on important responsibilities.
After the start of this T-League, Zhang Benmei and Kihara Miyu played a very thrilling first set, and finally narrowly defeated Yuna Kuriyama Nomura Moe -11 2-1 after 3 games), and this became the closest score between the two teams.
In the second set, Zhang Benmei and re-appeared on the court to compete with Izusawa Xingjia, who is a rare forehand and backhand long rubber player in the table tennis world, with an extremely strange style of play, and has an advantage against unfamiliar foreign players, but the civil war lost miserably when it met an acquaintance, and this time it was won by Zhang Benmei and 3-0 -9).
The third set was a singles battle between the two sides, Japan's world champion Miu Hirano faced South Korea's world runner-up Shin Yubin, the difference in strength between the two is not big, but the recent form is very different, as a result, Miu Hirano, who remained undefeated at the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, was significantly stronger than Shin Yubin, who kept losing, and finally won 3-1 -10).
According to the T-League rules, the two sides had to play at least four sets, and in the end, Kanagawa's Miyu Nagasaki ended up with a 3-0 sweep of Eimiko Taguchi in Kyushu, ending the whole match, with some people happy and some worried.