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Neither does Ito ~

So interesting! This caught my eye: 24 June 2011 Shanghai South Korea Kim Kyung-Ah Singapore Feng Tianwei Hong Kong Tie Ya Na China Guo Yan China Feng Yalan China Zhu Yuling World beats China 3-2 Wonder who beat who – would be great if you can shed light on this. Also...

Doo is the Jeon

As NextLevel mentioned, the Team World Cup is a better gauge. I remember Liu Guoliang did mention after WTTC2019 that the game is rather 'open' (i.e. unpredictable) on the men's side, despite China having an edge (as a team specifically) over the rest. In about a year or two's time, ML and XX...

Lol so Lin did not play a single match.

JNT probably thought CNT will field DN and that the improved Hirano would be able to put up a fight.

Kasumi self-destructed in the last set. *cues zeio*

Getting ahead here but wondering if Feng has enough stamina to duke it out with Jeon.

Yang seems to be playing better than expected. Well, I guess her status as the only World Champion (right?) among the current South Korean women is not just for show?

Jeoung still has that explosive power (i.e. wildcard). Lee has been on the decline since forever. Jang is currently the most stable IMO.

Not sure if CSY was on form or just LHC lacking form, probably both but Doo losing the first match was just too damaging.

Meanwhile, our team SG men... :eek:

Really? I actually thought this is a decent draw for her. Of all the Chinese women, she got DN and it's 50-50 against Doo, assuming she doesn't fall to a qualifier.

Seedings. Live now.

Only Table 1 has live stream? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTnreWTUykI&feature=youtu.be

Oh, it is confirmed that LJY is pulling out? I've read reports about potential injury but wasn't aware that he isn't going for sure. Well, perhaps the Hong Kong team will feel extra motivated this time?

Team Seedings (top six) as follows: Women: China, Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, North Korea, Chinese Taipei Men: China, South Korea, Chinese Taipei, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore (?!) Singles Seedings (listing only top 16 due to space constraints) as follows: Women 1 CHN CHEN MENG 2 CHN...