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Lin Ye, female table tennis player of Singapore. Born in Hunan, China, he started playing for Singapore in 2011 and became a Singaporean citizen in March 2013. Born on February 1, 1996.

Sports career

Lin Ye, a native of Zhangjiajie, received initial training in table tennis, but went to Beijing to practice at a very young age. He returned to Hunan from Beijing. Joined the Singapore national team in 2011. Lin Ye ranked 92nd in the latest world rankings in May 2013, making it into the top 100 for the first time and surpassing his teammate Zhou Yihan for the first time. The world under 21 ranks 23rd, and the world under 18 ranks fifth. in 2011, when Lin Ye played for Singapore for the first time, he won the women's Doubles Championship with his teammates in the Swedish Junior Table Tennis Open. In the Polish open in 2012, Lin Ye knocked out Japan's No. 3 singles, which ranked No. 30 in the world, Hayashi Hirano, in women's singles, making an appearance in the table tennis world. in March 2013, Lin Ye officially became a Singaporean citizen. According to the constitution of the International Table Tennis Federation, it will be five years before Lin Ye (17 years old) can represent Singapore in the world championships. During this period, they are eligible to participate in other international competitions including the Olympic Games. The Korea open in early April was her first international competition since she became a Singapore citizen.

Career data

In January 2014, she participated in the competition for Singapore team and won the U21 women's singles championship.

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