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Shockwaves in Group 8 as Croatia Upsets France

In a surprising turn of events, Croatia defied expectations by stunning group leader France with a commanding 3-0 victory in Women’s Team Group 8. Hana Arapovic set the tone with an impressive straight games win against Prithika Pavade, igniting Croatia’s momentum. The match concluded swiftly as Lea Rakovac and Mateja Jeger secured back-to-back wins, sealing a remarkable upset and keeping the group finely poised.

Lin Yun-Ju Sparks Chinese Taipei’s Victory

In Men’s Team Group 5, Chinese Taipei secures its second win, maintaining their path towards the knockout rounds. Despite an unexpected challenge from Lubomir Jancarik and Jiri Martinko against Kao Cheng-Jui and Chuang Chih-Yuan, it was Lin Yun-Ju who emerged as the hero. The 22-year-old’s remarkable performance, with two wins, propelled his team to a tense 3-2 victory over Czechia, ensuring Chinese Taipei’s continued success in the tournament.

Brianna Burgos Leads Puerto Rico to Victory Over Malaysia

In a high-stakes showdown, Brianna Burgos showcased her determination by clinching the decisive victory against Team Malaysia’s Karen Lyne, securing a hard-fought win for Team Puerto Rico. The thrilling match ended 3-2 in favour of Puerto Rico, who displayed resilience by coming from behind twice to overcome the impressive Malaysian team.

Korea Republic Continues Dominance with 3-0 Victory Over Team India

In the Men’s Teams Group 3,  Korea Republic’s exceptional performance continued on day 4 in Busan as they faced Team India. With a commanding display, they secured a flawless 3-0 win over their Indian counterparts. Team India now looks to regroup and prepare for tomorrow’s crucial match against New Zealand as they strive to qualify past the group stages.

Six Top Spots Secured in Busan

As the group stage unfolds, six teams have already distinguished themselves with four wins apiece, securing top positions in the standings. In the Men’s Teams, China, France, Portugal, and host team Korea Republic have maintained impeccable records. Similarly, in the Women’s Teams division, both China and Chinese Taipei have notched up four wins each, asserting their dominance. With a guaranteed spot in the round of 16, these teams eagerly anticipate to see who else will advance.