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TOKYO 2020 | LIST OF QUALIFIED TEAMS Latest update: 19 May 2021 TEAM | MEN NO. TEAM NOC CONTINENT PLAYERS P-Alternate 1 GERMANY GER EUROPE OVTCHAROV Dimitrij BOLL Timo FRANZISKA Patrick DUDA Benedikt 2 EGYPT EGY AFRICA ASSAR Omar SALEH Ahmed ASSAR Khalid EL-BEIALI Mohamed 3 CHINA CHN ASIA MA Long FAN Zhendong XU Xin WANG Chuqin 4 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA USA NORTH AMERICA JHA Kanak KUMAR Nikhil ZHOU Xin FENG Yijun 5 BRAZIL BRA LATIN AMERICA CALDERANO Hugo TSUBOI Gustavo ISHIY Vitor JOUTI Eric 6 AUSTRALIA AUS OCEANIA POWELL David YAN Xin HU Heming 7 JAPAN JPN ASIA HARIMOTO Tomokazu NIWA Koki MIZUTANI Jun 8 REPUBLIC OF KOREA KOR ASIA JEOUNG Youngsik JANG Woojin LEE Sangsu 9 SLOVENIA SLO EUROPE JORGIC Darko TOKIC Bojan KOZUL Deni HRIBAR Peter 10 CROATIA CRO EUROPE GACINA Andrej PUCAR Tomislav KOJIC Frane ZELJKO Filip 11 SWEDEN SWE EUROPE FALCK Mattias KALLBERG Anton KARLSSON Kristian PERSSON Jon 12 FRANCE FRA EUROPE GAUZY Simon LEBESSON Emmanuel CASSIN Alexandre 13 PORTUGAL POR EUROPE FREITAS Marcos APOLONIA Tiago MONTEIRO Joao GERALDO Joao 14 SERBIA SRB EUROPE KARAKASEVIC Aleksandar PETO Zsolt JEVTOVIC Marko LEVAJAC Dimitrije 15 CHINESE TAIPEI TPE ASIA LIN Yun-Ju CHUANG Chih-Yuan CHEN Chien-An LIAO Cheng-Ting 16 HONG KONG, CHINA HKG ASIA WONG Chun Ting LAM Siu Hang HO Kwan Kit TEAM | WOMEN NO. TEAM NOC CONTINENT 1 GERMANY GER EUROPE SOLJA Petrissa HAN Ying SHAN Xiaona MITTELHAM Nina 2 EGYPT EGY AFRICA MESHREF Dina HELMY Yousra ABDEL-AZIZ Farah GODA Hana 3 CHINA CHN ASIA CHEN Meng SUN Yingsha LIU Shiwen WANG Manyu 4 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA USA NORTH AMERICA ZHANG Lily LIU Juan WANG Huijing WANG Chen 5 BRAZIL BRA LATIN AMERICA TAKAHASHI Bruna YAMADA Jessica KUMAHARA Caroline TAKAHASHI Giulia 6 AUSTRALIA AUS OCEANIA BROMLEY Michelle SANG Stephanie TAPPER Melissa 7 JAPAN JPN ASIA ITO Mima ISHIKAWA Kasumi HIRANO Miu 8 HONG KONG, CHINA HKG ASIA DOO Hoi Kem SOO Wai Yam Minnie LEE Ho Ching 9 AUSTRIA AUT EUROPE POLCANOVA Sofia LIU Jia LIU Yuan MISCHEK Karoline 10 POLAND POL EUROPE LI Qian PARTYKA Natalia BAJOR Natalia 11 DPR KOREA PRK ASIA 12 SINGAPORE SGP ASIA FENG Tianwei YU Mengyu LIN Ye 13 HUNGARY HUN EUROPE MADARASZ Dora POTA Georgina PERGEL Szandra FAZEKAS Maria 14 ROMANIA ROU EUROPE SAMARA Elizabeta SZOCS Bernadette DODEAN MONTEIRO Daniela CIOBANU Irina 15 CHINESE TAIPEI TPE ASIA CHENG I-Ching CHEN Szu-Yu CHENG Hsien-Tzu LIU Hsing-Yin 16 REPUBLIC OF KOREA KOR ASIA JEON Jihee SHIN Yubin CHOI Hyojoo * Each NOC with a qualified Men's or Women's Team will be entitled to nominate two (2) athletes to compete in the Singles events. * Maximum of one (1) team per NOC can participate..

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