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Koyama - Chinese or Jap?
TIANJIN. China. May 7: 'Former Chinese national player Chire Koyama. branded a traitor by sectio-
ns of the local media after switching her allegiance to Japan, has withdrawn for the World Table Tennis Championships because of a stomach complaint, reports Reuter.
Koyama, who won the women s singles title at the 1987 championships, was lambasted in China after beating world number one Deng Yaping In the singles final at the 1994 Asian Games in Hiroshima.
The 31-year-old Shanghai -born Koyama was not eligible to play for Japan in the team competition but was expected to prove troublesome for her former Chinese teammates In the singles event which start on Wednesday.
Japanese team leader
Nohira Takao confirmed to reporters today that Koyama was In an Osaka hospital and had officially withdrawn.
"She was taken into hospital after practice on May 5 suffering from a stomach problems. 1 received a facsimile from her doctor on Saturday night confirming that she was too ill to play.'' he said.
Its disappointing for the Japanese team as we had high hopes that she would win a medal in the women's singles.
Koyama s career path has been strewn with controversy. She was axed from the Chinese team after the 1987 World Championships for refusing to throw a match against a compatriot. even although she went on to win the title
After moving to Japan in 1989 she became less active in the sport but started training seriously again for the 1994 Asian Games Her win over Deng in an emotional final took the shine off their haul of 137 gold medals and triggered patriotic rhetoric from the Chinese press
The Beijing Youth News questioned how a women with
"pure Chinese blood in her veins" and raised on Chinese food," could stand proudly under a Japanese flag at the medal ceremony in Hiroshima.
Another commentary in the same paper added: "So this is how she repays her motherland. her coaches, her teammates and all of her compatriots — really beautiful."
Before the start of this World Championships Deng said she was determined to gain her revenge against overseas Chinese like Koyama.
"The major threat to us will come from former Chinese nationals living in and playing for other countries.