Korean Women’s Table Tennis Loses to Japan

[Asian Games] Korean Women’s Table Tennis Loses to Japan, Wins Team Bronze Medal… Shin Yu-bin 2 Losses

Ranked 3rd for the second time in a row…

The men will challenge to advance to the final against Iran today.

Korean women’s table tennis won the bronze medal in the team event at the Asian Games for the second consecutive time after losing in the Korea-Japan match.

Korean Women’s Table Tennis

Korea, led by coach Oh Gwang-heon, lost to Japan with a match score of 1-3 in the semifinals of the table tennis women’s team event at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games held at the Gungsu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium in Hangzhou, China on the 25th. 카지노사이트탑

As a result, Korean women’s table tennis won a bronze medal for the second time in a row,

following the 2018 Jakarta and Palembang competitions.

In the Asian Games table tennis, bronze medals are awarded to both teams that lost in the semifinals,

without a match for third or fourth place.

In addition to Shin Yu-bin (8th place, Korean Air),

Jeon Ji-hee (33rd place, Mirae Asset Securities) and Seo Hyo-won (60th place, Korea Racing Authority),

who were the starters, Yang Ha-eun (65th place, POSCO International)

Lee Eun-hye (78th place, Five people, including Korean Air, receive medals.

Shin Yu-bin

Shin Yu-bin, Korea’s top table tennis star,

secured a bronze medal in her first Asian Games appearance.

She also competes in women’s singles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles.

Korean women’s table tennis has failed to reach the finals of the Asian Games team event for 33 years since the 1990 Beijing Games, where it won a silver medal.

Shin Yu-bin looked to change her tune as she led 6-1 in three games,

but she was unable to clear Hayata’s hard backhand and she was overtaken.

Korea’s attempt to advance to the finals ended in failure as Shin Yu-bin,

who played 4th singles, lost to Hirano 1-3 (11-13 11-7 10-12 9-11).

Shin Yu-bin’s previous singles record against Hirano was 1 win in 1 match,

if you add their doubles record,

Shin Yu-bin was ahead with 3 wins and 2 losses,

so it was an even more disappointing loss.

The men’s national team, led by coach Joo Se-hyuk,

will attempt to advance to the finals of the team event for the 10th consecutive time

against the ‘ambushed’ Iran at 5 PM Korean time on this day.