Romania Wins First Women’s Worlds Table Tennis Medal in 32 Years

Romania Wins First Women’s Worlds Table Tennis Medal in 32 Years

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Romanian table tennis player Bernadette Szocs, together with Austria’s Sofia Polcanova, clinched silver in the women’s doubles final at the World Table Tennis Championships in Doha.

The European vice-champions lost to China’s Manyu Wang and Man Kuai 3-0 (11-6, 11-6, 11-5).

This marks Romania’s first World Championships medal in women’s events in 32 years, CE Report quotes Agerpres

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