2022 Chengdu World Table Tennis Championship team athlete list announced

Cover reporter Chen Yuxiao

The 56th International Table Tennis Federation World Table Tennis Group Championship (final) · Chengdu (hereinafter referred to as the Chengdu World Table Tennis Championships) will be held from September 30th to October 9th. Today (September 23), one week before the start of the start, the ITTF announced the list of participants.

At present, the Chinese team is preparing for the war in Chengdu, and other teams and participants will arrive in Chengdu on September 26.

The lottery ceremony will be held on September 28. The men's participating teams will be divided into 7 groups, and the women's participating teams will be divided into 6 groups. The group sorting will be carried out in accordance with the world ranking of the ITTF group.

September 30th officially started. The schedule will be divided into group stage circulation and knockout. The team competition will adopt 5 3 wins, and each game will be 3 wins. After the group stage, the number one team became a seed team. The second team decided to play against the situation through the lottery. The remaining promotion quota will be generated from the highest ranking group. The 16 teams of men and women are promoted, and the knockout will begin on October 5.

The women's team champion will be created on October 8th, and the champion team will win the Babylonian Cup. On October 9th, the men's team champion will hold the Swelin Cup. The championship team will receive a gold and silver medal, and the semi -final defeat will win the bronze medal.

Today (September 23), the International Table Tennis Federation announced the list of participants -

Men's team

Australia: Li Rongxun, Lu Jiawei, Lin Wenzheng, Chambers Delong Mark

Belgium: Martin Aleglo, Lawrence Dobos, Florent Landbit, Sedrick Nudik, Adrian Larshaos

Brazil: Hugo Caldrano, Vitter Ash, Eric Yudi

Canada: Li Yuanzhang, Wang Zeyi, Xu Guanjun

China: Fan Zhendong, Malone, Liang Jingkun, Wang Chuqin, Lin Gaoyuan

China Taipei: Zhuang Zhiyuan, Huang Yancheng, Liao Zhenzheng, Lin Yiru, Peng Wangwei

Croatia: Ivo Ben, Andre Gachini, Tomislav Pacc to Picca, Philip Zelco

Czech Republic: Thomas Cordas, Thomas Poorzki, Valenta

Denmark: Martin Anderson, Sol Christensen, Anders Linde, Tobias Lason

Egypt: Joseph Abdullazz, Elberry Mohammed, Ahamad Salich, Schumman Mohammed

England: David McBes, Liam Pickeford, Samuel Walker

France: Emartel Lerberin, Elix Lebron, Felix LeBron, Juls Roland

Germany: Beneditett Duda, Meng Fanbo, Qiu Party, Kaispam, Ricardo Wolze

Hong Kong, China: Lin Zhaoheng, Li Hanming, Wu Bainan, Huang Zhenting, Yao Juntao

Hungary: Nander Eksic, Tamas Rakasus, Ben Martin, Adam Sudy

India: Hamet Desey, Shatian Nanasseca, Manash Ute Palbarbarbarbie, Senier Sheti

Iran: Nima Alameyan, Nohad Alamiyan, Ami Nia Nia Sorush, Ho Dye Sidamil Horgson, Noorizi Afshen

Japan: Zhang Benzhi, Dan Yu Xiaoshi, and Chuan Rui, Hoshimoto, Yokoya Sheng

Kazakhstan: Kilil Glasmanko, Edos Kenri Gulov, Alan Kerman Galimyev, Dennis Josev

Mexico: Dario Alsei, Huan Jesus Gomez, Madrid Marcos, Vera Hesse

Poland: Abuel Grara, Marci Kubik, Samuel Kurchitzki, Mallos Read Zimsky

Portuguese: Tiago Apolonia, Marcos Fedes, Ruoco Graldo, Ruo Ao Montero

Puerto Rico: Brian Avatar, Daniel Gonzalez, Angel Nalan Ho

South Korea: An Zaixian, Zhao Dacheng, Zhao Shengmin, Huang Minxia, ​​Zhang Yuzhen

Romania: Edward Iosku, Ovidiwu Ionusku, Christian Plaidia, Honori Szoz

Saudi Arabia: Azam Arm, Ali Al Hedlaway, Herid Alsharev, Selham Avairham, Abdul Aziz Bupo Schuro Compare

Singapore: Ma Kun Ting, Zhou Zheyu, Feng Yaen, Guo Yong, Huang Yankai

Slovakia: Adam Cleber, Wang Yang, Jacob Zelinka

Slovenia: Cotto Dylan, Pete Horba, Dako Jochik, Danny Kuchrus

Sweden: Martias Farke, Anton Carlberg, Christian Calson, Trus Mori Gad, Jon Pearson

Thailand: Patalatan Passara, Polong Shawin, Shayayu Tanchaon

The United States: Erolo, Michelle Liveski, Liang Jishan

Uzbekistan: Abdul Aziz Arnolboyev, Schrock Iskadarov, Zakid Kengayev, Elmurod Holkov

Women's team

Brazil: Takahashi Broona, Takahashi Juliet, Watanabe Laura

Canada: Nie Jiayi, Liao Guihua, Huang Yan, Liu Jiajing

China: Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng, Wang Manyu, Wang Yidi, Chen Xingtong

Taipei, China: Chen Siyu, Zheng Yijing, Huang Yihua, Li Yu, Liu Xinyin

Czech: Han Matlova, Magita Sevikkova, Cartelina Tumanov Sika Egypt: Josera Abdullazk, Marina Alhhot Dabi, Hannah Gundam, Tina Meiefv

France: Bolin Chasisalin, Charlotte Lutz, Prilyca Pavad, Yuan Jianan

Germany: Han Ying, Angut Kaifer, Nina Mitter, Shan Xiaona, Shabin Winter

Hong Kong, China: Du Kaiyu, Li Haoqing, Wu Yonglin, Su Huiyin, Zhu Chengzhu

Hungary: Lei Ni Hart Bridge, Dora Madraz, Mercedes Nagavaradi

India: Srya Akla, Manica Batla, Dia Palag Chicatle, Swistca Gosh, Risanison

Iran: Mashid Ashtari, Parnaz Hagru, Elena Ragi, Shima Safay, Neida Shah Savari

Italy: Nicole Alia, Zogia Picovalin, Deborah Vavari

Japan: Haya Hada, Mika Ito, Miki Miki, Nagasaki Miki, Sato Puppet

Luxembourg: Ariel Babesa, Sarah De Nut, Tssey Gangdlinger, Ni Xialian

Malaysia: Karen Lean, Zheng Lixian, He Ying, Zheng Aixin

Mexico: Krio Barcenes, Alan Tesa Cosio, Luld Gutanres, Arira Silva

Poland: Boya Na Dalia, Berdica Na Dalia, Anna Werginson, Qatar Singa Vegchin

Portuguese: Shao Jieni, Ines Matus, Fu Yu

Puerto Rico: Adrianna Diaz, Melana Diaz, Danieli Rolor

South Korea: Tian Zhixi, Jin He Ying, Kim Na Ying, Li Shiwen, Yin Xiaobin

Romania: Elena Jobunu, Adina Diaku, Andrey Dragman, Elissabita Samara, Bernardite Szoz

Singapore: Wei Ruixuan, Wang Yiru, Zeng Jian, Zhang Wanling, Zhou Jingyi

Slovak: Barbara Balazova, Tatiana Kukulkova, Emma Labosova

South Africa: Laila Edwardz, Musfik Karam, Zodwa Malpega, Danisha Patt

Sweden: Felipa Bergand, Linda Bergstelon, Matlida Hanson, Christina Calberg

Thailand: Olawan Paranan, Guina Savatbut, Sasisini Savatbut

United States: Sarah Jiali, Ke Xingyi, Lin Yixuan, Zhang An

Uzbekistan: Acele Elka Bayeva, Rosna Cadieva, Socidina Madriyeva, Malhabo Magdier

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