Table Tennis
Preview Day 11: The podium race intensifies in Tokyo
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Monday, 02 August 2021 13:00
Day 11 at Tokyo 2020 is set to host five cracking head-to-head contests, one of which will identify the first Team’s medallist. Tuesday’s play commences at 10.00 local time, with Japan facing Sweden in the Men’s Team quarter-finals on table one and Germany meeting the Republic of Korea in the Women’s Team draw on table two. Then we’ll see top…
Felix Lebrun and Annett Kaufmann win European cadet titles
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Monday, 02 August 2021 13:47
Frenchman, Felix Lebrun partnered colleague, Flavien Coton to boys’ doubles success, prior to claiming the boys’ singles title. Similarly, Annett Kaufmann joined forces with Romania’s Bianca Mei Rosu to win girls’ doubles gold, before reserving the top step of the girls’ singles podium. Cadet Boys’ Singles In the later rounds of the boys’ singles, Felix Lebrun, the no.2 seed, accounted…
Review Day 10: Japan and Korea Republic enjoy notable success
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Monday, 02 August 2021 06:43
Major progress, it was the same for Korea Republic, the men’s team reached the last four, the women to the last eight. Additionally, in the men’s team event, Sweden reserved a quarter-final place, China a semi-final berth; in the women’s competition, Singapore advanced to the last eight, Hong Kong to the penultimate round. Men’s Team Round One: Japan 3-0 Australia…
Day 10: Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
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Sunday, 01 August 2021 19:19
Republic of Korea inflict pain on Poland The Republic of Korea got off to a good start in the Women’s Team round of 16 when they beat Poland 3-0 to progress to the quarter-final where they will take on Germany. Choi Hyojoo and Shin Yubin was pushed to the distance by Natalia Partyka and Natalia Bajor in a five-game thriller…
Polish success, mixed double gold for Milosz Redzimski and Wiktoria Wrobel
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Sunday, 01 August 2021 14:58
At the final hurdle they accounted for the combination formed by the Czech Republic’s Martin Sip and Ukraine’s Veronika Matiunina (11-4, 8-11, 11-7, 11-7), having at the semi-final stage ousted Germany’s Lleyton Ullmann and Annett Kaufmann (11-4, 8-11, 11-7, 11-7). In the counterpart penultimate round contest, Martin Sip and Ukraine’s Veronika Matiunina had overcome the Belarus partnership formed by Nikon…
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