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They said Groth was through last year too. But he knew better just like Wang Yidi knew better. She would have celebrated if she was through.

It's so sad that ittf creates this confusing format and doesn't make sure the commentators fully understand it. Because even the standings will show the wrong results like it did last year for Groth and Harimoto.

Because they didn't follow what happened last year with Groth and Harimoto, unless the rules have changed for this year.

Even if she wins the next two games, she has a 5-5 tie with YJN and the tie breaker is head to head games and points, so she is done.

It would have depended on the points in the match , Harimoto has won the first two games at plus 5, with no deuces so at a minimum, HYZ needed plus 6 with no deuces. If they had a perfect tie, thr likely Harimoto's edge against Elbeiali would havr seen him prevail.

That was heart stealing right there!

But Harimoto is relaxing without realizing the danger. He can still lose on points so he has to make sure that he wins a game as he has won games by narrow margins.

I was so wrong, that was a great momentum switch from 7-9 to 11-9.

Harimoto falling apart already...

Nah, they just don't know how to do the math.

Harimoto vs HYZ coming up! Can Harimoto succeed where he failed prior?

Lin Yun Ju vs Dima! The A Vs B ( or usually winner vs winner) matchups today are fraught with thrills! Though in a few rare cases we have winners vs drawers or losers (sorry WYD). Which matches are likely to be upsets? And Omar Assar vs AJH doesn't count...

It was Petrojet, I suspect an Egyptian team.

I saw Fan Siqi in African Club league - Pesotska won the first game, but after that fell under a deluge of heavy topspins....

The best part about it was that the review was initiated by the opponent. If this remains and they can iron out the speed of the review, this will be great for TT. Will greatly reduce the use of these bombs are critical points in the match since a player can call for a review. What I don't...

Hmmm - it seems they slightly modified the rules from last year. "Excluding match points" seems new.

The score doesn't matter - WYD is out. Remember, it is only if players tie on match results that the game results matter.

Paranang gave Hina a tough time at Asian Cup. She has good chances here as well.

Ady is playing so well...

Or maybe the ranking is just not precise enough to distinguish players that close together in level. This isn't pure mathematics and their results are consistent with just about any reasonable probability model based on such rankings.