Table Tennis
Kinshasa welcomes continent’s future
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Friday, 17 May 2019 13:55
The goal is to gain a place in the ITTF World Hopes Week and Challenge to be staged in Muscat, Oman from Thursday 25th to Wednesday 31st July for which there are places for two boys and two girls from the African continent. Very much at the helm of proceedings in Kinshasa will be Ramzi B.H Mabrouk, the Development Manager…
Taipei City to host 2019 Asian Cup Veteran Open Championships
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Friday, 17 May 2019 14:07
Proceedings commence with accreditation and a team leaders meeting on Wednesday 4th December, a gala dinner will be held on Saturday 7th December. Overall a total of five age categories will be organised with men’s team and women’s team, in addition to men’s singles and women’s singles events, being held. The age groups are 40-49 years, 50 to 59 years,…
Kuai Man sets example but new names attract attention
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Friday, 17 May 2019 15:11
Success and success as expected, Kuai Man started the day the most prominent name in the qualification event; the top 16 seeds gaining a direct entry to the main draw. Likewise amongst the leading names on initial phase duty, India’s Prapti Sen and for Japan’s Reina Aso secured first positions but there were plenty of surprises. No less than 11…
Adapting quickly, unexpected first places
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Friday, 17 May 2019 15:19
Japan’s Shodi Miyagawa, Hiroto Sato and Kazuya Sugimoto, all young men whose names do not appear on the current under 18 boys’ world rankings, secured first places in their respective groups. Likewise, there were top spots for the Korea Republic’s Hwang Jinha and Jeong Chanhee, as there was for Chinese Taipei’s Huang Chang-Yu and for Malaysia’s Lee Yang Yi. It…
Zagreb highlights: Tomislav Pucar back in business
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Friday, 17 May 2019 15:32
Success for Croatia and Sweden, as the men’s and women’s singles semi-finalists were decided alongside the men’s and women’s doubles finalists; however, if there was one country that enjoyed success more than any other, it was Japan. Men’s Singles …………Tomislav Pucar, the no.9 seed, was in no mood for charity; he beat Japanese qualifier Takuya Jin (11-7, 13-11, 7-11, 11-3,…
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