On September 22, Beijing time, the Japan Table Tennis T-League is underway. This year's Japan Table Tennis League, the same masters are like clouds, not only Zhang Ben Mikazu, Zhang Ben Tomokazu, Hirano Miyu, Yoshimura Maharu, Kihara Miyu and other famous players signed up for the competition, in addition to Korea Zhang Yuzhen, Chinese Taipei Lin Yunru, national table tennis world champion Hao Shuai is also signed up for the competition, the gold content is very high.
In the ongoing match, Kanagawa FC plays Kyoto FC. In the first set, Kanagawa's women's doubles pair Miyu Nagasaki and Mimi Zhangmoto teamed up to face their opponent Nakamura Izumi Yuki Shikibe Shiki. Nagasaki Miyu is a world junior champion in her own right, and the women's doubles world ranking was once ranked No. 1, beating Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu. Miwa Nagasaki won two games in a row 11:4, 11:4 to help the Kanagawa club win a good start.
In the second set, Kanagawa's Miwa Zhang won three games in a row again, defeating her opponent Miku Izumo with a total score of 11:8, 11:10, 11:4, and a total score of 3:0, helping Kanagawa Club win another game. In the third set, world champion Miu Hirano played, Miu Hirano was obviously superior and completely suppressed the opponent, Miu Hirano defeated her opponent Izuzuki Nakamura 11:4, 11:2, 11:5, and the total score was 3:0.
In the fourth set, Kanagawa's Kihara Miyu played against Misora Matsushima, and Kihara Miyu did not give the opponent too many chances, 11:6, 11:1, 11:7, won three games in a row, and the total score was 3:0 to clean up the opponent, so that the Kanagawa club won with a total score of 4:0. In this game, Zhang Benmei and Hao won two consecutive victories, and the world champion Miu Hirano also won 3:0.
In the other match, Japan won 3-2 on aggregate against Kyushu FC. In the first set, Sakura Yokoi of Japan Paint Oto Satsuki lost two games in a row after winning one game first, and lost to her opponent Anitami Izusawa 1:2 on aggregate, and missed the opening. In the second set, Japan paint's chipper Hashimoto Honoka fell in straight sets, 11:4, 11:10, 11:10, and the total score was 3:0 to clean up opponent Yamamuro Saya.
In the third set, chipper Hitomi Sato played poorly, losing to her opponent Xingjia Idesawa with a total score of 1:3. In the fourth set, Satsuki Oto of Japan Paint played five games and finally defeated her opponent Emiko Taguchi 3:2 on aggregate to help Japan Paint win back a city. In the fifth set, Hashimoto Honoka defeated her opponent Emiko Taguchi again, so that Japan won 3-2 on aggregate, and chipper Hashimoto won two consecutive victories.