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A Medal and Career Best Victories Headline World Table Tennis Slovenia Results
Published Sun 14 Nov 2021
Play wrapped up for Aussie athletes on Saturday (13 November) at the World Table Tennis Contender event in Slovenia. Australia couldn’t overcome the might of China but our athletes still acquitted themselves strongly.
In the Women’s Doubles semi final, Min Hyung Jee and Yangzi Liu took it right up to Wang Yidi and Liu Weishan (China). The match was evenly poised at one game apiece, before the Chinese pair pulled away to claim a 3-1 victory. The medal for Jee/Liu is the first for Australia at senior level at a World Table Tennis event. As a new doubles combination, they have the makings of being very successful at the international level.
In the Women’s Singles quarter final, Yangzi Liu faced Liu Weishan once again. Although she put up a good fight, the Aussie was unable to secure a game against her higher ranked opponent. However, making the quarter final of a World Table Tennis event at senior level when she is still a junior player and recording a string of strong victories ensures that Liu has enjoyed a very successful tournament.
A summary of all Australian results from the event is:
| WOMEN'S DOUBLES | MIN HYUNG JEE/YANGZI LIU |
| First Round Qualification | Bye |
| Second Round Qualification | defeated Petra Petek/Mateja Jeger (Croatia) 3-0 |
| Round of 16 | defeated Bernadett Baling/Mercedes Nagyvaradi (Hungary) 3-0 |
| Quarter Final | defeated Yana Noskovo/Olga Vorobeva (Russia) 3-2 |
| Semi Final | lost to Wang Yidi/Liu Weishan (China) 1-3 |
| WOMEN'S SINGLES | YANGZI LIU | MIN HYUNG JEE | QIAN YANG |
| First Round Qualification | defeated Sara Tokic (Slovenia) walkover | defeated Ariel Barbosa (Netherlands) 3-0 | defeated Emily Bolton (England) 3-2 |
| Second Round Qualification | defeated Pauline Chasselin (France) 3-0 | defeated Yuan Wan (Germany) 3-0 | defeated Yousra Helmy (Egypt) 3-0 |
| Third Round Qualification | defeated Mateja Jeger (Croatia) 3-0 | lost to Sabine Winter (Germany) 1-3 | lost to Christina Kallberg (Sweden) 1-3 |
| Round of 32 | defeated Sreeja Akula (India) 3-1 | ||
| Round of 16 | defeated Xiaona Shan (Germany) 3-2 | ||
| Quarter Final | lost to Liu Weishan (China) 0-3 |
| MIXED DOUBLES | NICHOLAS LUM/MIN HYUNG JEE |
| Round of 16 | lost to Aleksander Khanin/Katsiaryna Baravok (Belarus) 1-3 |
| MEN'S SINGLES | XAVIER DIXON | DILLON CHAMBERS | FINN LUU | NICHOLAS LUM |
| First Round Qualification | defeated Amalraj Anthony (India) 3-2 | lost to Amin Ahmadian (Iran) 2-3 | lost to Martin Allegro (Belgium) 1-3 | defeated Tobias Rasmussen (Denamark) walkover |
| Second Round Qualification | lost to Filip Cipin (Croatia) 1-3 | lost to Steffan Mengel (Germany) 0-3 |
| MEN'S DOUBLES | XAVIER DIXON/DILLON CHAMBERS | FINN LUU/NICHOLAS LUM |
| First Round Qualification | defeated Ziga Zigon/Aljaz Godec (Croatia) 3-0 | defeated Jonas Promberger/Adrian Dillon (Austria) walkover |
| Second Round Qualification | defeated Alexander Chen/David Serdaroglu (Austria) 3-2 | lost to Alexis Lebrun/Felix Lebrun (France) 0-3 |
| Round of 16 | lost to Samuel Walker (England)/Aleksander Khanin (Belarus) 1-3 |
Full results are available by clicking here.
