Chinese table tennis star Wang Chuqin was furious with the organisers at the ITTF World Table Tennis Championships in Doha after his bat was damaged before a mixed doubles match on Monday.

Chinese media outlets have queried the ticket sales at the supposedly sold-out ITTF World Table Tennis Championships in Doha after some poorly attended matches during the opening weekend.

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Wang Chuqin changed his racket after his "weapon" was allegedly mishandled, and went on to win a mixed doubles game with Sun Yingsha at the World Table Tennis Championships. Wang Chuqin changed his ...