Kento pop losing rhythm – no thanks to speedier game


A SHIFT in the speed of the singles game may have affected Kento Momota’s (pic) rhythm.

Japan’s head coach Park Joo-bong admitted that Momota’s form had taken a dip as a newer generation of singles players have raised the tempo of the game.

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