Anton Kallberg vs Manush Shah | MS R32 | #WTTMacao 2026

And then Shaubert will go for it. So he's on the board here. That was clever because it's really low to the net. It's hard to counter for Shaubert. Well, he did the first part really well there. Sparring away at the start of this one. That's the half-long ability. Oh, he thought it was there. That's the... ...pressure. It's really good to just simply block the ball back in. But again, it tightens up Shaubert. He's not looking to block it, he's looking to counter it. What do they do to fire themselves up? Oh, Flamien Cotton. Two highly talented players. You just can't serve into this trick, just full sends on everything. Whoa, that was a lot of action on that one. Oh, wow. Looks as if the Swede had him where he wanted him, but tremendous play back off the table. Oh, fires it into his opponent. He won't mind that. Off the net, but it didn't benefit the Indian player there because he drops the game. He doesn't want to have rallies. See there, that's what makes him so dangerous. But what he does to draw level. See that? He did that. It's a stop table, what we call it in the business, a slower table. The upper line as well, so sharp. Oh, but he's got that, hasn't he, when he needs it. That was the full wingspan. He's like a boxer with a really good jab, and you just can't get past him, like a Vladimir Klitschko. You just can't get into a rally with him. But again, jab, jab, and then that big round, he doesn't want to play with it. He's absolutely horrible to play against when he's in this position. But he was quick into the table. Well, he got into a rally there. He's under so much pressure. Oh, but his backhand is so good. That puts him on the brink of an uncollected dustbin. And there it is. Put down the racket, sir. Go and have a sit down. No coach in the corner. Former World Top Ten player, Michael Mays. Which is going to be fascinating to see. He was fascinating to listen to. That's Anton Shcherbak again at his best. He's not left that at all there, and he's had this problem throughout this match, Ashan. Oh, it's up, and it's wide. And the other thing, he's like a serial killer out here. And that's incredibly hard, because Anton Shcherbak attacks are so low to the net. There you go. So for the second point in a row. Beautifully set up. Guided one. But then back comes... Smothered it. Took it on the rise. What a tasty round of 16 that would be. Another lefty. But he was very impressive, Anton. Meanwhile, you have to say, in a very matched point, against Manushah, who's looked powerless at times. And that is that. And that just kind of sums up this match show, doesn't it? That short touch is absolutely ridiculous. I tell you what...