For the women's team finals, there were no surprises as the Chinese team |
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2014/05/06, Tuesday |
Not even a 6.2 earthquake that rocked Tokyo at 5:20am could stop the Chinese women from claiming the Corbillon Cup.
For the women's team finals, there were no surprises as the Chinese
team, which consisted of the world's top three players, LIU Shiwen, DING
Ning and LI Xiaoxia, whitewashed second seeded Japan 3-0.
To the dismay of the sold out crowd, the Japanese team of ISHIGAKI Yuka,
ISHIKAWA Kasumi and HIRANO Sayaka were unable to replicate their
successful performance in the semifinals the day before, where they came
back from 0-1 to defeat Hong Kong.
Despite the Japanese team not winning gold, they were satisfied to make
their first final in 31 years in this home country. The star of their
team Kasumi ISHIKAWA stated: "As a team of five we overcame difficult
situations. For example we came close to losing in the quarterfinals but
overcame in the end, which gave us great confidence. We played as a
team, with a big crowd giving us energy, and we played at our best."
At the conclusion of the event the local Japanese organizers handed over
the International Table Tennis Federation flag to the next organizer in
Suzhou, China, which will host the 2015 World Individual Championships
on 26 April – 3 May 2015.
Text by ITTF
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China men win 19th World Team Table Tennis Championship title |
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2014/05/06, Tuesday |
The Chinese men's and women's
team have defended their World Team Table Tennis Championships title at
the biggest ever ITTF World Championships in Tokyo, Japan.
The Chinese juggernaut rolled on in front of a capacity crowd of 9000 in
Yoyogi Gymnasium to win their 19th World Team Table Tennis
Championships titles.
In the Chinese men's team who were the top seeds, which consisted of the
world's top three players, headed into the finals as title favourites,
against the second seeded German team who fielded a team that was "their
best in history" as described by German team member BOLL Timo.
Despite the German team's best efforts, China overwhelmed Germany 3-1 to claim the Swaythling Cup.
"This is our strongest generation, but unfortunately for us this Chinese
generation is also amazing," said BOLL. "There's no shame losing to
such strong players."
text by ITTF
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2014年東京團體世乒賽, 日本3-1逆轉香港 The Long Wait Over, the Yoyogi Gymnasium Home of Triumph |
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2014/05/04, Sunday |
Selecting from the squad of Mika Hoshino, Emiko Kanda, Fumiko Shinpo
and Tomoko Tamura; Japan reached the final of the Women’s Team event at
the World Championships in 1983.
On Sunday 4th May at the ZEN-NOH
2014 World Team Championships, the 31 year wait to repeat the
achievement came to a close. Kasumi Ishikawa, Yuka Ishigaki and Sayaka
Hirano combined to beat the Hong Kong trio of Lee Ho Ching, Jiang Huajun
and Ng Wing Nam to book their place in the final of the Women’s
Championship Division.
Furthermore, they completed the triumph in
the very same hall as their predecessors, players who excelled at World
level before they were born.
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