1965 World Table Tennis Championships – Mixed Doubles

The 1965 World Table Tennis Championships – Mixed Doubles was the 28th edition of the mixed doubles championship.[1] [2]

Koji Kimura and Masako Seki defeated Chuang Shih-lin and Lin Hui-ching in the final by three sets to two.[3]

Results

Round of 16							Quarterfinals							Semifinals						Final

	Koji Kimura Masako Seki	21	21	21
	Li Fu-jung Li Ho-nan	16	14	16				Kimura Seki	17	21	21	21
	Vladimír Miko Marta Lužová	19	21	21	21			Miko Lužová	21	19	14	16
	Eberhard Schöler Agnes Simon	21	10	17	13										Kimura Seki	21	21	19	22
	Ken Konaka Naoko Fukazu	18	21	21	18	21									Konaka Fukazu	16	10	21	20
	Dorin Giurgiuca Ella Constantinescu	21	17	9	21	19		Konaka Fukazu	21	21	17	21	21
	Wang Chia-sheng Ti Chiang-hua	21	11	21	21			Wang Chia-sheng Ti Chiang-hua	15	17	21	23	17
	Péter Rózsás Sarolta Lukacs	7	21	16	14																Kimura Seki	21	18	21	21	21
	Hiroshi Takahashi Noriko Yamanaka	18	21	21	21																Chuang Shih-lin Lin Hui-ching	13	21	23	12	18
	Edvard Vecko Cirila Pirc	21	14	12	15			Takahashi Yamanaka	10	18	19
	Chuang Shih-lin Lin Hui-ching	18	21	21	21	21		Chuang Shih-lin Lin Hui-ching	21	21	21
	Radu Negulescu Maria Alexandru	21	6	23	16	16									Chuang Shih-lin Lin Hui-ching	21	16	21	21
	Hans Alsér Eva Johansson	21	21	21	20	21									Chuang Tse-tung Liang Li-chen	8	21	14	11
	Ernst Gomolla Edit Buchholz	19	23	18	22	5		Alsér Johansson	16	16	19
	Chuang Tse-tung Liang Li-chen	21	21	21				Chuang Tse-tung Chiu Chung-hui	21	21	21
	Su Kuo-hsi Cheng Min-chin	13	9	10

"List of Winners". All About Table Tennis.
"Mixed doubles results" (PDF). International Table Tennis Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-06-09.
Montague, Trevor (2004). A-Z of Sport, pages 699-700. The Bath Press. ISBN 0-316-72645-1.

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