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Updates on 16 Feb On the men's side, the other six players to make up the Marvellous 12 are Zhao Zihao, Xu Chenhao, Fang Bo, Zhou Kai, Yu Ziyang and Xue Fei. Breakdown of Individual Rankings: 1) Zhao Zihao – 11W & 3L 2) Xu Chenhao – 11W & 3L 3) Fang Bo – 11W & 3L 4) Zhou Kai – 10W & 4L...

Updates as of 16 Feb (Saturday) End of phase 1 for the women's team and the six players to have made it to the next phase are: Sun Yingsha, Chen Xingtong, Wang Yidi, Gu Yuting, Sun Mingyang and He Zhuojia. Detailed Breakdown of Ranking 1) Sun Yingsha 15W & 0L 2) Chen Xingtong 13W & 2L...

Men's Singles Round of 16 1st Quarter Lin Gaoyuan – Truls Moregard* Pavel Sirucek – Quadri Aruna 2nd Quarter Daniel Habesohn – Xu Yingbin Deni Kozul – Vladmir Samsonov 3rd Quarter Liang Jingkun – Wang Chuqin* Qiu Dang – Niu Guankai 4th Quarter Omar Assar – Uda Yukiya Hunor...

Men's Singles Round of 32 1st Quarter Lin Gaoyuan – Joao Geraldo Truls Moregard – Sun Wen Mihai Bobocica – Pavel Sirucek Simon Soderlund – Quadri Aruna 2nd Quarter Daniel Habesohn – Amalraj Anthony Pavel Platonov – Xu Yingbin Masaki Takami – Deni Kozul Tom Jarvis – Vladmir...

Both players were faulted for service but I didn't quite understand why from the umpire's gestures. He seemed to suggest that LSW threw the ball backwards instead of vertically up? Interesting, because I always felt LSW's services were among the most 'legit'.

Men's Singles Round of 64 1st Quarter Lin Gaoyuan – David Serdaroglu Joao Geraldo – Tobias Hippler Alexander Shibaev – Sun Wen Eric Joulti – Truls Moregard Mihai Bobocica – Yu Heyi Pavel Sirucek – Carlos Machado Andreas Levenko – Simon Soderlund Quadri Aruna – Sadi Ismailov 2nd...

Results from Phase 1 Day 3 (14 Feb) Women's Team 1) He Zhuojia 3:0 Chen Ke / 2:3 Sun Yingsha = 3W & 5L = Position 10 2) Gu Yuting 3:1 Chen Ke / 3:1 Zhang Rui = 4W & 4L = Position 6 3) Che Xiaoxi 3:1 Liu Gaoyang / 0:3 Chen Xingtong = 4W & 4L = Position 6 4) Liu Xi 3:0 Sun Mingyang / 3:1 Zhang...

Not sure about LGY, LJK and WCQ but LSW chose to remain in this Challenge after her colleagues (Chen Meng, Wang Manyu) withdrew because she wants to build up her confidence again after not winning a title for almost six months. Aside from a stagnant international performance for the second half...

Results from Phase 1 Day 2 (13 Feb) Women's Team 1) He Zhuojia 0:3 Feng Yalan / 0:3 Chen Xingtong / 1:3 Wang Yidi / 2:3 Mu Zi = 2W & 4L = Position 10 2) Gu Yuting 3:2 Che Xiaoxi / 1:3 Liu Fei / 0:3 Chen Xingtong / 0:3 Wang Yidi = 2W & 4L = Position 10 3) Che Xiaoxi 2:3 Gu Yuting / 1:3 Chen Ke...

Yes, I imagine this would be a watershed moment (if it does happen) for both players ahead of the upcoming WTTC. LSW who is trying to regain her form/confidence and Hayata eager to perform and prove that she is of Tier 1 calibre.

Results from Phase 1 Day 1 (12 Feb) Women's Team 1) He Zhuojia 3:1 Sun Mingyang / 3:2 Zhang Rui = 2W = Position 1 2) Gu Yuting 1:3 Liu Gaoyang / 3:1 Li Jiayi = 1W & 1L = Position 6 3) Che Xiaoxi 3:2 Zhang Qiang / 3:2 Feng Yalan = 2W = Position 1 4) Liu Xi 1:3 Sun Yingsha / 3:0 Liu Fei = 1W &...

For me, I will be interested to watch Liu Shiwen take on the entire Japanese Tier 2 National Team (Sato Hitomi, Shibata Saki, Hashimoto Honoka, Hina Hayata, Kato Miyu, Odo Satsuki, Mori Sakura) which is almost like a repeat of Thailand Open 2018. Not sure if LSW's colleagues will be able to stop...

Updates as of 11 Feb 2019 According to this thread (http://www.pingpangwang.com/thread-244739-1-1.html), CNT has just announced the list of players who will participate in phase 1 (12 to 16 Feb). Instead of 12 from each of the male and female team as mentioned previously, there are 15 selected...

Final Individual Standings (Top 15) Men 1) Liang Jingkun 2) Fan Zhendong 3) Xu Xin 4) Wang Chuqin 5) Zhou Yu 6) Lin Gaoyuan 7) Zhou Qihao 8) Zhou Kai 9) Yan An 10) Fang Bo 11) Zhao Zihao 12) Xu Chenhao 13) Sun Wen 14) Xu Haidong 15) Liu Dingshuo Women 1) Wang Manyu 2) Chen Meng 3) Zhu...

After the third set should be 2:1 in favour of Szocs, but doesn't matter anyways for Partyka has evened out the odds.

Probably also has to do with whether the association a player belongs to has world-class choppers to train with? Ito Mima uses SP too (only for her backhand though) and seems to have little trouble with defenders, partly due to the presence of her Japanese colleagues like Sato Hitomi and...

Shibaev and... Falck? Okay, maybe scratch the latter since he lost to a chopper yesterday.

Women's Finals Shenzhen 0 : 3 Shandong Luneng 1) Sun Yingsha 1 : 3 Wang Manyu (11:6, 8:11, 10:12, 5:11) 2) Chen Meng 1 : 3 Chen Xingtong (6:11, 11:6, 6:11, 6:11) 3) Wang Yidi/Sun Yingsha 0 : 2 Chen Xingtong/Liu Gaoyang (6:11, 9:11)

Even Chen Meng's winning streak has been halted by Wang Manyu and Zhu Yuling recently so, yeah no player wins all the time, especially during internal matches.

Sure. http://sports.sina.com.cn/others/pingpang/2019-01-25/doc-ihqfskcp0409415.shtml & https://cn.ittf.com/2019/01/chn-national-team-qualify-for-wttc/ Also I thought it will be nice to share this thread that I chanced upon on the Chinese forum...