Kuwait Open: HAN and IVANCAN lost in the final

German pair HAN Ying/Irene IVANCAN didn’t` manage to reach Women Doubles Event of GAC Group 2015 ITTF World Tour Kuwait Open (Super) in Kuwait City. They lost in straight games of the final match from Chinese DING Ning/ZHU Yuling 3:0 (11:3 11:6 11:9).

German pair HAN Ying/Irene IVANCAN didn’t` manage to reach Women Doubles Event of GAC Group 2015 ITTF World Tour Kuwait Open (Super) in Kuwait City. They lost in straight games of the final match from Chinese DING Ning/ZHU Yuling 3:0 (11:3 11:6 11:9).

In the Men Singles Event no. 2 seed MA Long beat top seeded XU Xin in five sets of all-Chinese final – 4:1 (13:11 3:11 11:1 11:7 11:9).

World`s no. 3 LI Xiaoxia upset top favorite DING Ning in five sets of Women Singles 4:1 (11:5 11:8 11:4 8:11 11:5).

CHIANG Hung-Chieh and HUANG Sheng-Sheng confirmed their no. 1 seeding role beating in the Men Doubles Event final Chinese pair XU Xin and ZHANG Jike playing four games.

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