Dina Meshref Stuns China’s Wang Yidi as Hana Goda Beats Brazil’s Takahashi to Reach WTT Champions Macao Table Tennis Last 16

Egyptian table tennis star Hana Goda continued her strong run on the international stage after securing an important victory at the World Series event in Macau, booking her place among the final 16 players.
Goda defeated Brazil’s Bruna Takahashi 3-1 in the Round of 32, earning a place in the Round of 16 of a tournament featuring several of the world’s leading players.
Strong Win and Qualification
Hana Goda controlled her match against Takahashi before completing a 3-1 victory. She will now face the winner of the match between Germany’s Nina Mittelham and China’s Chen Xingtong.
The Macau tournament includes several highly ranked international players, making Goda’s victory an important step as she looks to continue her progress.
Two Egyptians Through
Hana Goda was not the only Egyptian player to advance from the Round of 32. Dina Meshref defeated China’s Wang Yidi, the world No. 5, by a 3-1 score to secure her own place in the Round of 16.
Dina is set to face American player Lily Zhang in the next round, while Hana is waiting for her opponent to be confirmed.
Having two Egyptian players in the last 16 highlights the growing presence of Egyptian women in major international table tennis competitions.
Goda has already enjoyed important victories against Chinese players on the World Series stage. In 2024, during the Montpellier event in France, she became the first Egyptian woman to defeat a Chinese player in a World Series competition.
Egypt is also represented in the men’s competition by Omar Assar, as the Egyptian players look to continue their strong run in the tournament.
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