World Team Table Tennis LIVE – World Table Tennis Championship: Indian men lose to China, knocked out: The India men’s team have been knocked out of the World Table Tennis Championship on Thursday. They lost to China 0-3 in a one-sided round of 16 contest. This comes on the back of a disappointing show by the women’s team, who has already exited the competition as well. India was blanked 3-0 by the Taipei team. Follow Indian Table Tennis Team LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN & World TT Team Finals LIVE Streaming on Eurosport TV Channels
LAST 16 Battles: World Team Table Tennis
India Men
- Thursday, October 6: Men: India vs China – 0-3
India Women
- Wednesday, October 5: Women: India vs Chinese Taipei 0-3
CHINA thrash INDIA
To be fair, China were always going to be the favourite to win the contest. They are giants of the sport for a reason as well. None of their players lost a single match against the Indians.
World Team Table Tennis: After women’s team exit, India men falter too, lose 0-3 to China, knocked out of competition, check out
The worst part was the nature of the defeat. Though China were always going to be favourite, India men players could not even take a single set. Among all, the biggest disappointment was the show of G Sathiyan.
Sathiyan is looked upon as one of India’s best player, but even he could not do much against Ma Long. He looked decent in the first set, but lost 12-14. As the game progressed, the Indian was outplayed consistently. The other two sets read in the favour of the Chinese, 11-5 and 11-0.
India 🇮🇳 lose 0 – 3 to China 🇨🇳 in the Men’s Team Round of 16 in the World Table Tennis Championship.@BoriaMajumdar @sharmisthagoop2 @TrishaGhosal #ITTFWorlds2022 #TABLETENNIS @WTTGlobal
— RevSportz (@RevSportz) October 6, 2022
Harmeet Desai looked no different. In fact, he was thrashed by his Chinese opponent Fan Zhendong 11-2, 11-9 and 11-5. In the other match, Shah Manush Utpalbhai lost to Wang Chuqin 4-11, 5-11, 6-11.
Mixed show
It was a mixed show from India in the competition. The Indian team, who defeated Germany earlier, advanced to the pre-quarterfinals despite losing 0-3 to France at the World Table Tennis Championship. The Indians escaped elimination by the skin of their teeth, entering the round of 16 as one of the higher-ranked best-placed third teams in the group stages.
World Team Table Tennis: After women’s team exit, India men falter too, lose 0-3 to China, knocked out of competition, check out
