Miwa Harimoto vs Satsuki Odo WS R16 WTTSingapore2026

And it's a head-to-head that would suggest this should be a very, very close match. Of course, very familiar with one another's games. That's an unusually wide... Right from the start, this is a good point for Miwa. Stayed in the air a long time. Shitanoha smashed it, that floated, dangled. But she's got this. And no celebration for Miwa, nothing fancy. Just focus on the equipment, focus on what comes ahead. But those who can speak on her behalf. So she challenges. Challenges, and I talked to Patrick Franziska. He said we were nervous we'd get called again later in the match. So we wanted to say no challenges. Challenges have been quite good. This is a more secure call normally. 32.61, there it is, Ronald Muguanya. 1-0 for Satsuki Odo. No more than 30 degrees is allowed. Ripping shots, one to the middle and then to the wide corners. This is not where she wants to be, but she still wins the point from behind. Stayed very close to the table. Ooh, just misses. And she knows that it might have been an opportunity for a third point on the bounce. Decision-making speed out here. But if Miwa is even, her elbow is the bigger target. You're hitting at Miwa. There's an agreement about if something clipped the net on the way over. I've only seen, I think, one as deep as she could possibly go there. Really testing the limits of the table in this rally. Sort of changes things. So sharp, so snappy and three. Well, she made one great recovery, but in the end it goes the way of his girl. And she is now in a commanding 2-0 lead here. Figure out how much risk to take. She's playing more now and a fault for Miwa. There we go, TTR called. What's the number going to be? Oh, 34.9. Not especially close. This is the one that is the easiest to break. Hit off the top of the net again. It's interesting, the quality of the rallies. They're both really fighting to stay close to the table. Not backing off, and that's important. As soon as you do... But it just looks as if Miwa is able to... This is where leg day pays off. But Miwa breaks the chain in their head-to-head in the serve percentages and everything else. The first time that one of these two has won back-to-back against each other. Miwa has moved on through to the quarterfinals. She'll be waiting for the winner of Xinyubin and Wang Manyu.