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In the mixed doubles final of the 2026 Asian Table Tennis Championships, Japan’s Terukora Matsushima/Miwa Harimoto defeated China’s Huang Yuzheng/Chen Yi 3:2 to win the gold medal. The Chinese team continued to show its overall strength in women’s singles, men’s singles and doubles.
The 2026 Asian Table Tennis Championships will determine the mixed doubles gold medal on the 23rd.Japan The team of men’s world No. 1 ranked Sora Matsushima and women’s world No. 3 Miwa Harimoto defeated the Chinese team Huang Yuzheng/Chen Yi 3:2 and won the championship.
Defeated Huang Yuzheng/Chen Yi in semi-finalssouth korea Combination, Matsushima Terukora/Harimoto Miwa def.India The combination advanced to the final. Earlier in the day, Matsushima Terukong announced his withdrawal from the men’s singles competition, but continued to compete in the mixed doubles competition.
In the first game, the Chinese team took the lead entering the state. Both mustered up the courage to take action and received service decisively. They won immediately 11:8. In the second game, the score between the two sides was deadlocked and the battle reached levels of 6, 8 and 9. In the end, the Japanese team scored 2 consecutive points and tied the score at 11:9. In the third game, both sides fought to a tie at 6. After that, the Chinese team opened the score and won another victory at 11:8. The score was tight between the two sides in the fourth game. After the game reached an 8-level tie, the Japanese team scored 3 consecutive points and tied the score again at 11:8.
In the decisive game, the Chinese team started with a 3:1 lead, but the Japanese team then scored 4 consecutive points to take the lead, and the Chinese team requested a timeout. After returning from timeout, Teru Matsushima/Miwa Harimoto continued to extend their lead and the Chinese combination firmly held on to level 9. At the key point, Matsushima Terukong made a decisive move, and the Japanese team finally won 11:9.
In the women’s singles field, Wang Yidi, Cui Man, Chen Yi and Qin Yuxuan combined to break into the top 16; In the deciding game, South Korean player Lee Da-eun upset Shi Zunyao and unfortunately stopped in the top 32.
In the men’s singles competition, Jiang Peng, Wen Ruibo, Huang Yuzheng and Li Tianyang all reached the top 16; Zhou Qihao lost 0:3 to South Korean chipper Kang Dong-soo and stopped in the top 32. In the men’s team finals the day before, Zhou Qihao defeated Jiang Dongxiu 3:1, helping the Chinese men’s team win the championship.
In the doubles arena, Lin Shidong/Huang Yuzheng and Wen Ruibo/Yuan Lizhen all reached the men’s doubles quarterfinals; Cuiman/Wang Yidi, Chen Yi/Jiang Yiyi also successfully entered the quarterfinals of women’s doubles.
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Japan partnered Men’s World No. 1 Matsushima Terukong and Women’s World No. 3 Miwa Harimoto in the mixed doubles final, defeating Huang Yuzheng/Chen Yi 3:2 and winning the gold medal for Japan.
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In the game, the Chinese team won the first game, but Japan tied twice in the second and fourth games. In the decisive game, Japan took the lead first and took advantage of opportunities at critical points, ultimately securing an 11:9 victory.
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In the Chinese team, Wang Yidi, Cui Man, Chen Yi and Qin Yuxuan have reached the top 16 in the women’s singles, and Jiang Peng and others have entered the top 16 in the men’s singles. In doubles, both men’s doubles and women’s doubles have also entered the top 8.
