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Harimoto 6:2, 10:12 WCQ. Poopy.

G4, Hirano 6-10, 8-10, TO for Qian Tianyi, 12-10. Another 11:7 and 11:6. Hirano upset Qian Tianyi after being down 1:2, and almost losing game 4.

Kristian Karlsson tries hard to defend his last name, by busting the myth that changing your last name will boost your level.

Harimoto will no doubt be the 1st singles, unless he dies in an accident or becomes gravely ill, the latter of which happened to Rikako Ikee. Mizutani has said he has only a 50% chance making the singles. Niwa also knows the risk of dropping out if he doesn't make the singles. For the 3rd...

half(半區), quarter(四分一區), 8th(八分一區), 16th(十六分一區), 32nd(三十二分一區)...

Ishikawa's getting so much help from everybody. I'd prolly friggin' break a W968 like a mad Korean if she doesn't make the singles for Tokyo Olympics. We have the CNT pull out just enough players to give these 2 "team killers" a chance at the 1st stop of Diamond tier. And now Kihara is like a...

The ITTF is doing such a friggin' poor job on the English end of the site. Professionalizing the sport my foot. https://cn.ittf.com/2019/07/aus-open-day-2/ On July 11, Seamaster 2019 ITTF Australian Open will officially start. At present, the men's and women's singles main draw have been...

ITTF fail big time once again by taking out a crucial passage from the rules. MFSB.

Because the 1st bullet doesn't really answer the question. According to the rules for the Challenge Series, lucky losers are drawn from "the players eliminated in the last round of the qualification." However, this is not mentioned in the rules for World Tour. P.S. The paragraph above is in...

WR as of entry deadline for the 16 potential lucky losers: Kim Hayeong 97 Maki Shiomi 76 Lin Ye 47 Ng Wing Nam 57 Chen Szu-Yu 24 Ji Eunchae 738 Han Ying 50 Miyu Kato 20 Honoka Hashimoto 23 Xiao Maria 66 Miyu Nagasaki 39 Hana Matelova 55 Li Jie 32 Yang Haeun 95 Gasnier Laura 80 Zeng Jian 64 Kato...

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Holy smoke, Ishikawa and Kihara keep meeting in the R32 since Japan Open, Korea Open and now Australian Open. 3 times in a row! LGL must be on cloud nine right now.

Still not getting anywhere.

XX/LSW are running away from Ito/Mizutani.

I still feel the same for Nagasaki. Comparing to Ito and Hirano at the same age, she's already behind. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?19989-Japan-National-Championships-2019&p=256508&viewfull=1#post256508

This reminds me of Feng Yalan's comment about Hirano in 2017. http://www.mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=80425&PID=1003576&title=2017-german-open-magdeburg-ger-nov-712#1003576 Roughly 1.5 years later, FYL actually gave Hirano a good pat on the back after the match.