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Yes, she lost to Chen Meng, Wang Manyu and Wang Yidi, and beat Liu Shiwen, Ding Ning and Zhu Yuling. But the coaches have an idea of what they are doing.

I think you have the Ding Ning vs Wang Manyu order wrong.

Ah okay. Then Sun Yingsha is almost definitely not playing singles.

There is no change - they probably just didn't have a true top 20 player then.

Yeah - they may have internal trials again for another spot, but if the coaches pick according to old history, Wang Manyu is the one to get chopped. But if course, they have to confirm the Sun Yingsha and they may find a way out of it.

Most countries have 3 and then there are spots for having a player in the top 100, top 20 and host. Falck is top 20 and KArlsson is definitely top 100 so Sweden will have 5.

ITTF is showing the wrong table. Sun Yingsha just won and is likely going crazy with celebration and we are watching matches that don't matter. Great. Though to be fair, 11-0 is a good story too.

Head to head.

These matches don't matter to her. Watch her play a match when she really cares and see whether that is happening.

Has anyone else noticed that if Sun Yingsha wins her last match, she will come second in this event?

Hence my reference to flatter style. Mima Ito is also younger and has what I think (without having seen LSW in person) is likely a more powerful base, but the last point is speculation. Small is not the same thing as height, and for all I know, LSW has the base.

What happened to Jon Persson, Jans Lindquivst and Par Gerell?

Powere doesn't magically appear out of nowhere especially with this plastic ball. She is smaller than the others in just about every physical way so unless she has an engine somewhere in her heart, she is not going to be more powerful than the others without playing flatter, which is not the...

Losing from up 10-5 is part of the problem you know guys....

Jancarik vs Sirucek Sirucek wins.

Looping is really a stroke that comes from the core. Using the legs is really an indirect way of activating the core. Most good players lean forward when they want to loop block or topspin because they want to change the plane of their swing to make it more forward. I can't lean so I change...

Not sure where this is going....

If you can, post these as responses quoting your prior report so that one can follow the chain. Don't take it as a complaint please, post these things even if my recommendation is just stupid or time-wasting.

A big factor in Xue Fei's performance in two ways is that he is now coached by Wang Hao. On one hand, it will improve his RPB game. On the other hand, for the match-up against FZD, it gives him insight into how FZD plays since they share the same coach. It also means that FZD gets no coaching...

You don't seem to have a desire to play with energy and to impose your game - as TWI pointed out, you are too young to play this way, but if you want to, then maybe stick SP or LP on one side of your racket. Maybe it is because you haven't practiced in a while or maybe you have but something...