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Miu Hirano showing some grit in game 4 from down 10-5 to win game 4 13-11. Hope she can continue in game 5.

Congratulations Kihara who came back to win 3-2 over Ito. It would have been confidence crushing if she had lost twice in the 5th.

Hopefully, the organizers will be kind to the players coming from Rio De Janeiro and schedule their opening matches on Day 2.

Nagasaki wins 3 straight over Sabine Winter. Sakura Mori falls to Christina Kallberg. But Mori did her job. She took down Adriana Diaz for Miyu.

Ma Jinbao takes out both Yuan Licen of China and WCT. Bay Area Blasters are going to be unstoppable.

Kihara and Ito into the QF. Revenge match for Kihara after her loss to Ito at the Saudi Smash.

Sakura Mori beats Adriana Diaz 3-0. Great power and just super solid consistency outclassed Adriana today.

Major upset. Nina Mittelham loses 3-0 in 1st round to teammate Franziska Sschreiner.

Edward Ly didn't have any trouble against Olah beating him 3 straight. He gets into his offense early and often and was able to attack Olah's reverse pendulum that Kanak was having trouble with. We'll see both of them in MLTT.

Shi Xunyao of China beats Doo Hoi Kem 3-0. She will meet Miwa in R16.

Taiwan has some promising young talent. Kao Cheng-Jui beat Zhou Kai of China. And although he lost in the 1st round of the main draw, Taiwan's 16 year old Hung Jing-Kai beat China's 18 yr old Chen Yuanyu in the qualifier to get to the main draw.

USA's Jinbao Ma beats China's Yuan Licen

Sora/Miwa out in 1st round of XD. Neither were that good, but Sora's body language and aloofness was very bad.

Poor draw for the choppers. Sato could meet Hayata in R16 and Hashimoto in QF.

I'm surprised Kanak had so much trouble with Olah's reverse pendulum. That's something I'm sure he's seen a lot of.

Sato and Hashimoto of course advance to the Main Draw. Yuta Tanaka impressively beat Fanbo Meng 3 straight 8,9,3 following his Feeder Cappadocia title. Kanak Jha is up next on Table 2.

If you go frame by frame starting from the point the ball leaves the hand, it looks within 30 degrees of vertical. Mentally breaking the 90 degree square using table as bottom base into thirds from where he tossed to the ball's apex it appears to fall within the first third starting from...

I don't agree with Anders demonstration of what he says is incredibly illegal due to verticality. It has to be within 30 degrees of vertical. In his demo he says it's probably like 60 degrees which it does not look like to me. Here's his video at the timestamp where he demos an "illegal" serve:

Good news for Kanak. Just saw through my X feed that Kanak Jha got a WTT nomination to WTT Champions Chongqing along with CXT. Host Wildcards given to Xiang Peng and He Zhuojia.