Japan crash out in table tennis women's team

Japan crash out in table tennis women's team

DOHA, Qatar - Ai Fukuhara (L) and Haruna Fukuoka leave the court in disappointment after the Japanese women's table tennis team saw its medal hopes dashed a day before the Asian Games officially begin, losing 3-0 to world No. 1 China in the quarterfinals on Nov. 30. (Kyodo)

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