Hina Hayata Claims Bronze in Women's Singles Table Tennis at Paris 2024

The Women's Singles Bronze Medal Match at the Paris 2024 Olympics saw an electrifying showdown between Hina Hayata from Japan and Yubin Shin from the Republic of Korea. The match, held on August 3, 2024, at the South Paris Arena 4, ended with Hayata clinching the bronze medal with a final score of 4-2.

Hayata, who was seeded third in the tournament, showcased her exceptional skill and determination throughout the match. The game lasted for just over an hour, with a total duration of 1 hour and 12 minutes, displaying the intense rivalry between the two athletes. The match featured a maximum rally of 17 points, highlighting the competitive spirit and agility of both players.

In terms of scoring, Hayata dominated the early games, winning the first game 11-9 and then taking the second game 13-11. However, Shin fought back fiercely, winning the next game 12-10. Hayata regained her momentum in the fourth game, winning 11-7, and clinched the match with a 10-7 victory in the final game.

Throughout the match, Hayata won a total of 66 points while Shin managed to score 58 points. Hayata's performance included impressive statistics, with 35 points won on her serve and 29 lost, indicating her strong serve game. The match was officiated by Umpires Tamara Parmentelat from France and Luan Foon Wang from Malaysia, ensuring fair play and adherence to Olympic standards.

This victory not only adds a prestigious medal to Hayata's career but also cements her status as one of the top players in women's table tennis on the world stage. Fans and sports enthusiasts around the globe celebrated her remarkable achievement, marking a significant moment in the Paris 2024 Olympics.