Hong Kong wins five silver, 10 bronze at Asian Para Games table tennis
Hong Kong table tennis team won two silver and two bronze medals on the final day of the Asian Para Games, bringing their total to five silver and 10 bronze. Pairs Jiao Jinshan and Wang Yucheng claimed silver in women's WD14 doubles, and Wu Meihui and Wang Tingjie took silver in WD22. He Jiasheng an
Hong Kong's table tennis team added two silver and two bronze medals on the final day of competition at the Asian Para Games, bringing their overall tally to five silver and 10 bronze, a total of 15 medals.
In the women's WD14 doubles event, the pair of Jiao Jinshan and Wang Yucheng defeated Thailand 3-1 in the semi-finals before losing 0-3 to a Chinese national team pairing in the final, securing a silver medal. The result marked the pair's best ever performance in Asian Para Games doubles competition.
Earlier on the final day, the team of Wu Meihui and Wang Tingjie finished second in their group in the women's WD22 doubles event, winning a silver medal.
In the men's MD18 doubles semi-finals, He Jiasheng and Wang Zhixian lost to a Chinese national team pairing, taking the bronze medal for the second consecutive Asian Para Games. Wen Weile and Yuan Jincheng finished third in their group in the men's MD22 doubles event to claim a bronze medal.
Combined with results from earlier competition days, Hong Kong's table tennis team finished the Asian Para Games with five silver and 10 bronze medals, a total of 15 medals across all events.
