Tennis》Zhan Haoqing swept the Chinese and Hong Kong coalition forces to compete for the championship again. Hong Kong women's doubles faced off against the Australians.

Zhan Haoqing. (Taken from Zhan Haoqing’s Facebook)

[Reporter Liang Weiming/Comprehensive Report] Although the gods were not in favor, Zhan Haoqing/Japanese Kato Weiwei were full of firepower, and they still swept the landlord Wang Kangyi/China Jiang Xinjue 6:1. The second seed "Taiwanese-Japanese Alliance" won 3 consecutive games and jointly advanced to the Hong Kong Women's Tennis Doubles Championship.

This WTA250 professional outdoor hard court tournament comes to an end in Victoria Park this week. After two consecutive 10-game comebacks, Zhan Haoqing/Kato Weiwei came back to win the top four on Saturday against Wang Kangyi/Jiang Xinyu. They broke serve in the third game and won six consecutive games. Although the second set was interrupted several times due to rain, the experienced "Taiwanese-Japanese Alliance" remained intact. They broke twice in a row starting from the fourth game. This wave of fierce attacks in five consecutive games severely damaged the opponent's confidence, and they took advantage of the trend to win in straight 2 games to seal the victory.

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Zhan Haoqing advanced to the fifth WTA Tour women's doubles championship match this season. She and Kato Miwei once again advanced to the final after being blocked in Athens in July. They faced the Australian pair Talia Gibson/Maddison Inglis on Sunday afternoon.