Table Tennis World Cup schedule tomorrow (2026.4.5): Wang Chuqin, Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu will compete, live on CCTV-5.

The semifinals will be held tomorrow morning, with three Chinese national team players participating. Details are shown in the image below.

1. At 11:00 AM tomorrow, the first women's singles semifinal: Sun Yingsha vs. Winter.
2. At 11:45 AM tomorrow, the second women's singles semifinal: Wang Manyu vs. Shin Yubin.
3. At 1:15 PM tomorrow, the second men's singles semifinal: Wang Chuqin vs. Hugo.
4. Additionally, the finals will start at 7:30 PM tomorrow evening, with the specific player matchups yet to be determined.

Details of the CCTV-5 live broadcast plan are shown in the image below.

1. CCTV-5 will begin live broadcasting the above semifinals at 11:00 AM tomorrow.
2. CCTV-5 will begin live broadcasting the finals at 7:30 PM tomorrow evening.

Event Preview

1. First, congratulations to Wang Chuqin, Wang Manyu, and Sun Yingsha for winning and advancing to the semifinals.
2. Tomorrow's first women's singles semifinal: Sun Yingsha faces Winter. They have met twice historically, with Sun Yingsha maintaining a perfect winning record. Playing normally should secure a win, however, Winter has been in exceptionally good form since the Chongqing Champions Tournament. Sun Yingsha must approach tomorrow's match seriously, otherwise she might suffer an upset loss.
3. The second women's singles semifinal: Wang Manyu versus Shin Yubin. They have faced each other six times historically, with Wang Manyu holding a perfect winning record. Therefore, performing normally tomorrow should lead to a win and advancement to the final. However, Wang Manyu expended significant energy today against Hashimoto Honoka, so hopefully that won't affect her performance tomorrow.
4. The second men's singles semifinal: Wang Chuqin vs. Hugo. They have met seven times historically, with Wang Chuqin holding a 5-2 advantage. Wang Chuqin defeated Lebrun and Darko to reach the semifinals, showing very good form. With serious preparation tomorrow, barring unexpected issues, he should be able to win.

5. Personal prediction: The Chinese women's singles duo will meet in the final, securing both the championship and runner-up positions. Wang Chuqin will ultimately win the men's singles title. What do you all think? However, the current situation is that the Chinese team's dominance is sharply declining. Where is the future path? This requires everyone's reflection!