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I can't remember exactly when and where, but Ito has explained her smiling/smirking when cornered as a way to remain positive.

Interpreting in real-time is already so difficult and pulling it off with 2 interpreters among 3 languages?

Perhaps Ito was feeling the squeeze. Both of them screwed up a few serves. Still, I see some good in all the bad. In Ito's case, she was warned right at the beginning of G1 and then faulted soon after. Unlike what happened in German Open, she didn't let it get to her this time around and...

Served into the net here. Serve went off the corner.

1st time Ito was ahead, and by 2 games, in the final of a major. She played impeccably in the first 2 games. She started missing from G3 and onward. A fantastic start in G5, she remained ahead practically all the way until the endgame. In conclusion, Ito, Hirano and Hayata are still stronger...

That barrel of something is... https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?21937-World-Team-Cup-2019&p=295014&viewfull=1#post295014 As for the latter, Japan and Korea are at odds...

5:1 lead and game point in G3...

Why didn't I think of that?! Will make one after this.

Ishikawa listened to Takkyu_wa_Inochi and turned the corner at 6:6. Result? Burned. 7:11. You see Hirano with a big smile after making a good shot while Ishikawa stood there with a poker face. She can't get herself to enjoy the match...

LSW has a "poor" record against FTW so that's why they always put DN in her place. LSW is necessary for the doubles if DN is truly injured. By extension, SYS could be playing singles next year.

Poor WMY. As expected, Baba fields Ishikawa for the 4th match if they are the XYZ team.

Zennoh: Here, take some rice home. Zennoh: Coupons for 50 lucky persons.

Read that number on my back out loud!

I'm good for singles!

Bobrow is asking why LJK and not LGY? Well, they're forced to go with LJK because LGY is left-handed as well.