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World Table Tennis Championship kicked off
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Updated: 2005-05-02 08:58


Kong Linghui of China eyes the ball during his men's singles round one match against Slovakia at the 48th World Table Tennis Championship in Shanghai, China, May 1, 2005. The championship will run from April 30 to May 6. [Reuters]

China's Wang Liqin returns the ball during the men's singles round one match against India's Achanta Kamal at the 48th World Table Tennis Championship in Shanghai, China, May 1, 2005. [Reuters]

Wang Nan (L) and Zhang Yining of China return the ball during their women's doubles match against Slovenia at the 48th World Table Tennis Championships in Shanghai May 1, 2005. The championship will run from April 30 to May 6. [Reuters]

Wang Liqin (R) of China returns the ball while his team mate Yan Sen looks on during their men's doubles first round match against Eygpt at the 48th World Table Tennis Championships in Shanghai May 1, 2005. The championship will run from April 30 to May 6. [Reuters]

Bai Yang (L) and Guo Yan of China return the ball during their women's doubles match against Slovenia at the 48th World Table Tennis Championships in Shanghai May 1, 2005. The championship is from April 30 to May 6. [Reuters]

Chen Qi and Ma Lin (R) of China return the ball during their men's doubles match against Hungary in the first round of the 48th World Table Tennis Championships in Shanghai May 1, 2005. The championship will run from April 30 to May 6. [Reuters]

China's Wang Nan gestures during the women's doubles round one match against Slovenia at the 48th World Table Tennis Championship in Shanghai, China, May 1, 2005. [Reuters]



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