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Y'slavs shock Koreans
CHIBA, Japan, Apr 26: Yugoslavia gave Korea's unprecedented joint sports team their first taste of
defeat with a cliff-hanging 3-2 win to continue a giant-killing run in the men's team preliminary round at the World table tennis Championships here Friday, reports AFP.
"I am happy we beat two of the best teams in the world," said Yugoslav team manager Miliroj Karakasevic. "But it's not finished yet, we are only in the first 16."
Defending champions Sweden struggled back from a stunning overnigh defeat by Yugoslavia to beat Belgium 3-1 in their first tic of the day and then whipped England 3-0 In the evening in Group A.
Yugoslavia, however, lost an early tie against England 1-3 remain level with Sweden and Korea with four wins and one loss after the third day of the week-long team event with one more day left in the first-
stage round robin.
Korea, fielding the first ever singles team in sport in the 45 years of its hostile division, overwhelmed Nigeria 3-0 earlier in the day.
In Group C, China also showed some flaws in their bld to regain the men’s title from Sweden when they lost the doubles rubber before beating Hungary 3-1.
They went on to trounce Poland 3-0 in Xhe evening to stay on top of the group with five straight wins.
In the women's first stage, defending champions China and rival powerhouse Korea and Hong Kong each Won two ties in the day and remained unbeaten with six wins each.
The best six teams each from the eight-team Group A and the eight-team Group B will advance to the knock-out men's and women s final tournaments, which will each include four teams from lower-ranked preliminary groups.
Li Gun-Sang, die wizard of chopping from North Korea,
bowed to world number 17 Zoran Primorac 17-21, 14-21 in the first singles of the Korean-Yugpslav men's clash.
But another northerner, Kim Song-Hui, evened the score by beating Zoran Kalinic 21-14, 21-16.
Primorac and Ilija Lupulesku, who won the 1988 Olympic doubles silver at Seoul, whipped Kim and South Korean Yoo Nam-Kyu 20-22, 21-11, 22-2Q.
U restored his pride with a 21-14, 21-11 drubbing of Kalinc. But Yoo, the Olympic singles champion, could not keep up a late upsurge in the final game and lost to Lupulesku 16-21, 21-14, 19-21.
"After taking the first singles. 1 thought we had a good chance of winning because Korea had problems in the doubles as a new team," the Yugoslav manager said.
"They are a very strong team with three good players".
Korean manager Hwang Gon-Dong said," It was kind of experience we had to have sooner or later. Yugoslavia was quite a team and they have always played well in the double”.
In the women s Group A. China . seeking a ninth straight team title, beat the Soviet Union 3-0 and Czechoslovakia 3-1, with singles title-holder Qiao Hong out of action.
Korea whipped both Sweden, eighth at the last championships in 1989 . and Japan 3-0 in Group B, spearheaded by northern ace U Bun-Hui, the world's number three, and fifth-ranked Hyun Jung-Hwa from the South.
Hong Kong, third at the 1989 event at Dortmund. Germany, trounced both the United States and Sweden 3-0 in Group-B.