On June 28th, the official website of the International Table Tennis Federation continued to update the confirmation of the singles quota for the Paris Olympics, and the Japanese team did not unexpectedly reject the women's singles quota of Miwa Zhangmoto, but confirmed that Hina Hayada and Miu Hirano participated in the women's singles of the Paris Olympics according to the quota generated by the selection.
Hina Hayada Miu Hirano competes in women's singles
The list announced by the ITTF is based on the ITTF singles world ranking on June 18, and the teams that have qualified for the team competition by default, and the top two singles players in the team are listed as singles players participating in the Paris Olympic Games.
So in the women's singles of the Japanese team, Hina Hayada was fifth in the world at that time, Miwa Zhang was seventh in the world, and Miu Hirano was ninth in the world.
So Hina Hayata, Miwa Zhang were invited to participate in the women's singles at the Paris Olympics.
The women's singles quota that the Japanese team has passed the selection method itself and has been officially announced is Hina Hayada and Miu Hirano to participate in the women's singles.
In the end, in terms of the ITTF process, the Japanese team rejected the women's singles quota for Miwa Zhangmoto, and instead confirmed Hina Hayada and Miu Hirano to participate in the women's singles. In the men's singles, Tomokazu Zhangmoto and Hayasuke Togami.
Zhang Benmei and grew rapidly
It's a pity for Miwa Zhangmoto, who rose rapidly in this cycle, and began to be in a disadvantageous position in the selection of the Japanese team, narrowing the gap with Miu Hirano for a while, and finally ranked fourth. After Misei Ito announced that she would not be the third member of the women's team at the Paris Olympics, Miwa Zhang won the qualification for the women's team at the Paris Olympics.
In terms of ITTF rankings, Zhang Benmeihe ranks seventh in the world with the third place in the Women's Singles World Cup, the champion of the 2023 Tunisia Regular Challenger, the quarterfinals of the 2023 Saudi Grand Slam, and the runner-up of the 2024 Zagreb Regular Challenger.
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