Truls Moregard vs Adam Szudi | MT - R32 | #ITTFWorlds2026

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Adam's got off to a fairly good start.
That's a lovely return of service and then a wide ball.
What a lovely combination.
So 4-2 up, serves to come.
I have to say, Adam Sudi looked comfortable playing that next shot.
That's perfect. Central's Moragard the wrong way.
Beginning against the world number two.
And again.
Backhand down the line.
That's a lucky one.
That actually is dangerous.
The nerves must be jangling.
Yeah, nerve-wracking.
And I think he was tentative.
Wonderful finish from Charles Moragard.
Kept his nerve.
Interesting that the Swedish coach, Marcus Sjöberg,
has a game of continually evolving tactics.
Is there ever any complacency when you get to...
Yeah, nothing comes easy for these players, really.
Side spin chop block from Charles.
And then he stepped in for an easier ball.
Well done, Sweden.
It becomes a habit.
And then you add the variation.
And then you learn when not to do it.
To be able to implement well under pressure in different ways.
Good play there from Adam Sudi.
That's a great shot.
You can see he played it almost into the right armpit.
Moragard gets his own back with that one.
He was ready for it.
Well, a very different second game to the first.
11 points to 5.
A lot more straightforward for Moragard
after really being put away from wrapping up this first match.
Well, they've agreed to carry on.
What a rally.
Oh, wonderful play.
Well done, Adam.
He pushed Moragard.
And he really did. And he's still in it.
He's been to eight World Championships individually and team.
So he's been brought in for that experience.
It's on.
Is that on?
Nearly.
Almost.
We could nearly catch that one.
So high.
Oh, what a great return of serve.
Shaws are so fast.
Well, I think that's the case.
And then another three points.
And that timeout didn't actually help Adam Sidi in the end.
Shaws, a really, truly world-class performance
and put Sweden one game to love up in this time.
Indeed. Job well done.
Shaws Moragard continues his unbeaten streak
here at these World Team Championships.
