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Seems this worked all over again with some crowd help and minor adjustments.

Without a serve clock, this is all not objective. The rules say to play at the pace of the server. 15 seconds is not stalling.

It is believed (i heard it during a commentary) to have been started by China in order to avoid favoritism and was embraced by other national teams. Works logically when you have a single head coach with ties to one or more players stronger than others. But it was never something formally...

His point is not that you can't win consistently, his point os that if you do and you coat the house a lot of money. They will simply ban you from betting there again or find some way to limit you. They encourage people who lose money to bet and find ways to ban the people who cost them money...

Where can one bet on table tennis in the US?

Each country has its own policy and it is not the same for all countries or even in a country, not necessarily the sameat all competition levels.

Those 2 are also juniors and I believe did well in Superleague. Kuai Man is on the rise for sure, but sometimes, the question is whether people know how you play well enough to deploy countermeasures. The one thing Sun Yingsha has in her favor is that she was Kuai Man's teammate in CSL.

That was from a different era with the 38mm ball, and with that ball and the quality of equipment back then, heavy spin was borderline unreturnable...

KM won 3-2 in Doha but lost 0-4 in Muscat. As long as everyone knows the rules or when the choices were made. XS is now ranked 18, while He Zhuojia is now ranked 30, so it is more likely this was decided well before Muscat if we are pointing at performance.

Because Xunyao Shi is obviously a strong player who for some reason (maybe key losses, maybe because she isn't a lefty) isn't getting opportunities.

I am not sure this will work anymore, so I think Kuai Man has a bigger chance than I realized. But Sun Yingsha is her CSL teammate so that must count for something as well. But Kuai Man lost to Chen Xingtong in Super League as well so this is definitely new territory.

Kuai Man vs Wang Manyu 2023 CSL

Anyone with a strong backhand can give Sun Yingsha problems if they play right. Wang Yidi qualifies. Lefties, Kuai Man would be a first for obvious reasons.

Wang Manyu no, but Chen Xingtong was clearly in her range. The thing is that Chen Xingtong figured out how to play her but didn't have the discipline to execute it consistently. I think if Sun Yingsha watched that match and plays more to the middle to limit the angles, she will do well.

To think that it was assumed that this style was completely dead after Mima Ito bear Zhu Yuling... would be interesting to see a ito-Zhu rematch.

I think if you watched the match, it was actually a competitive and high quality affair but Lin Shidong is more consistent at that level of play than Alexis is which led to confidence at critical moments which Alexis doesn't have in quite the same way. The biggest single problem that cost...

I don't think KM has a chance. SYS can run down those balls. Nah, WCQ is especially notorious for low trajectory topspin, his style works for him and not necessarily anyone else and the issue you are raising, while helped by using hard sponge H3 at max power, requires a style that most of the...

Looks like Ding Ning and Zhu Yuling got together and had a baby in Kuai Man...

Kuai Man is sneaky as hell in finding the wide forehand.

A guy does a cartwheel to loopkill a serve and you don't replay the point immediately? Seriously?