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The Chinese men's table tennis team has achieved eight consecutive championships in the Asian Games since 1994. The men's badminton team has tried to win three consecutive championships, but failed to successfully defend its title in both team competitions at this Asian Games.
Japanese media reported that the men's table tennis team overthrew China (photo by special correspondent Wu Mengru)
[Special Correspondent Wu Mengru/Reporting from Nagoya] China suffered a bitter result at the Nagoya Asian Games. The men's table tennis team's eight-game winning streak was ended by Japan. The men's badminton team was also swept by Indonesia in the finals, missing its third consecutive championship. In addition, the Chinese men's team recently finished fourth. The Japanese media "Yomiuri Shimbun" even used the headline "Overthrowing the Wall of the Kingdom" in its report.
The landlord Japanese table tennis men's team relied on Zhang Benzhihe to dominate 2 points and helped the team win 3:2 The unexpected defeat of China, led by famous generals such as Wang Chuqin and Lin Shidong, once again stood on the highest podium of the Asian Games for the first time in 60 years. It also ended the Chinese men's team's eight consecutive championships since 1994. Japanese fans rejoiced, and newspapers even reported in large-scale reports. The "Wall of the Kingdom" in the title was used to describe China's long-term hegemony in the table world, but Japan successfully broke through this time.
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In the badminton men's team, Indonesia fought to the 5th point, and relied on Zaki Ubaidillah to sweep Weng Hongyang in straight games, defeating China 3:2, shattering the dream of three consecutive championships, and Indonesia returned to the top again after 1998.
China's performance in this year's ball sports was not as good as expected. If coupled with the previous defeat of the Chinese men's basketball team in the semi-finals and finishing in fourth place, it also aroused strong criticism from its own fans, and the Chinese media kept sighing when chatting.

Taiwanese gymnast Li Zhikai ranked fifth in the men's pommel horse final of the Nagoya Asian Games with 14.333 points and failed to win a medal. He cried in an interview after the game and admitted that his future plans were unclear. However, after a night of settling down, he posted a message on social media to encourage himself and his supporters, saying that "the dream was broken, but I have woken up" and will prepare to participate in the World Championships.

Pittsburgh Pirates starting pitcher Paul Skenes made his final start of the season today against the St. Louis Cardinals. He allowed 1 run and 8 strikeouts in 6.1 innings, ending the season with his 13th quality start of the season. He reached 200 strikeouts this season and became the first Pirates starter to score 200K in two consecutive seasons since Ware in 1964-1966. His season record was 10 wins, 11 losses and an ERA of 3.82. After the game, he said that although he was not as dominant as the previous two years, he had witnessed his own growth and adjustment in the off-season, and believed that the best state for both the individual and the team was yet to come. The Pirates eventually won 2-1 and had a post-season record of 81 wins and 78 losses. Although they exceeded the 50% winning rate, they missed the playoffs.

Lin Yunru and Zheng Yijing saved two late match points in the Nagoya Asian Games Table Tennis Mixed Doubles quarter-finals in Nagoya, but ultimately lost to the world's number one South Korean combination Lim Jong-hoon/Shin Yu-bin 2:3 and missed the chance to advance to the semi-finals and medals.

Lin Yifan, a 14-year-old Taiwanese skateboarder, won the silver medal in the women's park final of the Nagoya Asian Games with 85.15 points. This is Taiwan's first Asian Games skateboarding medal in history. She said she originally only expected a bronze medal, but ended up winning silver and revealed that she would challenge for the Olympics and go to Paraguay to compete.

Taiwan's number one mixed doubles Ye Hongwei/Zhan Youchen defeated the Nepalese team 21:14, 9:21 in the first match of the Nagoya Asian Games badminton individual competition to advance to the second round. However, Yang Boxuan/Hu Lingfang lost to the Malaysian team 14:21, 11:21 and stopped in the first round.

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