Is the Chinese ping-pong wall about to crack? The question is relevant after China's recent decline in the rankings. The unbeatable have suddenly become human. - This is great for the sport, says Jan-Ove Waldner, one of the few non-Chinese world number ones in the last 30 years.
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Is the Chinese ping-pong wall about to crack? The question is relevant after China's recent decline in the rankings. The unbeatable have suddenly become human. - This is great for the sport, says Jan-Ove Waldner, one of the few non-Chinese world number ones in the last 30 years.