Thailand Falls to Japan in Women's Team Table Tennis Quarterfinals

In a thrilling matchup at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Japan showcased its table tennis prowess by decisively defeating Thailand 3-0 in the Women's Team Quarterfinal. The event took place on August 6, 2024, at the South Paris Arena 4, where the Japanese team delivered an outstanding performance, securing their place in the semifinals.

Japan's team, featuring star players Miwa Harimoto, Hina Hayata, and Miu Hirano, dominated the matches with impressive strategies and powerful gameplay. Each match displayed the high caliber of skill that Japanese table tennis is known for, with Harimoto leading the charge, clinching a critical victory to set the tone for the team.

In contrast, Thailand's squad, including Suthasini Sawettabut, Orawan Paranang, and Jinnipa Sawettabut, fought hard but struggled to gain momentum against the formidable Japanese side. The Thai team managed to score a few points, but ultimately, they were unable to secure any match wins, leading to a final score of 0-3.

The match statistics highlight Japan's dominance, as they won an impressive total of 100 points compared to Thailand's 61. Japan's players displayed excellent service skills, winning 54 points on their serve while limiting Thailand to just 35 service wins. With this victory, Japan moves on to the semifinals, while Thailand looks to regroup and prepare for future competitions.