
Taiwanese table tennis player Lin Tsz-yu defeated her teammate Tian Xiaowen in straight games in the women's singles C10 gold medal match at the Nagoya Asia Par Games, winning the Taiwanese delegation's second gold medal of the year, while Tian Xiaowen received the silver medal.
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Lin Ziyu and Tian Xiaowen have both performed well in past international competitions, including winning medals at the Hangzhou Asian Games and the Paris Games.
Lin Ziyu. (Provided by the Athletic Department)
[Reporter Nian Miaoyun/Comprehensive Report] Taiwanese table tennis player Lin Tsz-yu defeated her teammate Tian Xiaowen in straight games in the women's singles C10 gold medal match at the Nagoya Asia Pacific Games today, winning the Taiwanese delegation's second gold medal of the year, while Tian Xiaowen received the silver medal. Currently, the table tennis team has won 1 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze.
Lin Ziyu won the women's singles gold medal, mixed doubles gold medal and women's doubles silver medal at the last Asian Par Games in Hangzhou. Two years ago, she and Tian Xiaowen won the women's doubles silver medal at the Paris Parnassus Games, creating the best result in team history. Lin Ziyu challenged to defend her title at this Nagoya Asian Games. She won two matches in the group stage and reached the top four. Earlier in the top four, she defeated Hong Kong player Lin Enyu and successfully advanced to the gold medal match.
Tian Xiaowen won the silver medal in women's singles at the Jakarta Asia Par Games and the Hangzhou Asia Par Games. This time, she also won two matches in the group stage at the Nagoya Asia Par Games. She also defeated Chinese Par Games gold medalist Hou Chunxiao in the quarterfinals and successfully entered the gold medal match. Taiwan's C10 women's singles has confirmed "gold and silver medals."
Lin Ziyu and Tian Xiaowen met in the gold medal match for two consecutive Asia Par Games. Lin Ziyu, who challenged the defending champion, drew first with 11:4 and 11:7. In the third game, she also took a 5:1 lead without giving her opponent too many chances, and won with 11:2.

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