Doo Hoi Kem

Doo Hoi Kem
Other spellings:	杜凱 琹
Nation:	Hong Kong
Date of birth:	November 27, 1996
Place of birth:	Hong Kong
Playing hand:	Right handed
How to play:	Shakehand , attack
Current world rankings :	13
Best world ranking :	9 (Jan. + Feb. 2018)

Doo Hoi Kem ( Chinese  杜凱 琹 , Pinyin Dù Kǎiqín , Jyutping Dou ⁶ Hoi ² came ⁴ ; born November 27, 1996 in Hong Kong ) is a table tennis player from Hong Kong. In mixed doubles with Wong Chun Ting , she won the World Tour Grand Finals 2018 and - as with the Hong Kong team - twice World Cup bronze.

Career

Doo Hoi Kem first became active in the adult field in 2012 when she played several World Tour tournaments . The following year she took part in her first world championship , where she was among the best 64 in singles and doubles, and in July she achieved a top 100 position in the world rankings for the first time . In February 2014 she was 43rd, and in March 24th after reaching the semi-finals at the Qatar Open - after taking the lead 3-0, she lost 4-0 to Liu Jia . She was also part of the Hong Kong team that won bronze at the 2014 Team World Cup .

In 2015, she reached world number 13 in the course of the year, after making it into the last 32 at the World Cup and in the mixed with Wong Chun Ting in the semi-finals. In October, Doo took part in the World Cup for the first time , but was eliminated in the group stage. On the World Tour she also qualified for the U-21 competition of the Grand Finals, in which she won bronze. In doubles with Lee Ho Ching , she was eliminated in the first round. With the team she took part in the 2016 World Cup and the Olympic Games , where Hong Kong reached the quarter-finals. In the singles Doo also reached the Olympic round of 16 and at the Grand Finals at the end of the year place 2 in the U-21 competition. In 2017 she played successfully in doubles with Lee Ho Ching on the World Tour , so that they could qualify for the Grand Finals and advance to the semi-finals there. In mixed with Wong Chun Ting, Doo also won the World Cup bronze again and won the newly introduced mixed competition of the Grand Finals the following year. With the team they also reached the semifinals in 2018 of both the team World Cup and the World Cup , in individual the World Cup quarter-finals . At the beginning of the year she had also achieved a top 10 position for the first time with world number 9.

The mixed double of Doo and Wong remained successful on the World Tour in 2019. At the World Cup , where Doo reached the quarter-finals in singles and doubles, the two were eliminated in the round of 32, but they were able to win the Korea Open - where they beat the world champion duo Xu Xin / Liu Shiwen - as well as win the Australian Open . At the Grand Finals they were defeated in the semifinals Jun Mizutani / Mima Itō .

Results from the ITTF database

Association	event	year	place	country	singles	Double	Mixed	team	U-21
HKG	Asian Games	2018	Jakarta	INA	last 16		last 16	Semifinals
HKG	Asian Championship	2019	Yogyakarta	IND	last 16	Quarter finals	Semifinals
HKG	Asian Championship	2017	Wuxi	CHN	last 32	last 16	Quarter finals	Semifinals
HKG	Asian Championship	2015	Pattaya	THA	last 32		Quarter finals	5th place
HKG	Asian Cup	2019	Yokohama	JPN	5th place
HKG	Asian Cup	2018	Yokohama	JPN	6th place
HKG	Asian Cup	2017	Ahmedabad	IND	7th place
HKG	Olympic games	2016	Rio de Janeiro	BRA	last 16			Quarter finals
HKG	Challenge Series	2017	Warsaw	POLE	last 16	gold
HKG	Challenge Series	2017	Bangkok	THA	Semifinals	silver
HKG	World Tour	2020	Bremen	GER	Quarter finals	silver	gold
HKG	World Tour	2019	Bremen	GER	last 32	last 16	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2019	Stockholm	SWE	last 32	Semifinals	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2019	Geelong	OUT	last 32		gold
HKG	World Tour	2019	Busan	COR	last 16		gold
HKG	World Tour	2019	Hong Kong	HKG	last 16	Quarter finals	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2019	Shenzhen	CHN	last 32	last 16	silver
HKG	World Tour	2019	Budapest	HUN	last 32	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2018	Linz	AUT	Quarter finals	Quarter finals	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2018	Hong Kong	HKG	last 32	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2018	Bremen	GER	last 32	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2018	Doha	QAT	last 32	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2018	Budapest	HUN	last 16	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2017	Stockholm	SWE	last 16	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2017	Magdeburg	GER	last 16	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2017	Cheng you	CHN	last 32	Semifinals			Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2017	Doha	QAT	last 16	Semifinals			gold
HKG	World Tour	2017	New Delhi	IND	Semifinals	silver
HKG	World Tour	2016	Linz	AUT	last 16				silver
HKG	World Tour	2016	Cheng you	CHN	last 16				silver
HKG	World Tour	2016	Budapest	HUN	Semifinals				Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2015	Cheng you	CHN	last 16				silver
HKG	World Tour	2015	Almeria	ESP	Quarter finals
HKG	World Tour	2015	Bremen	GER	last 16	silver			Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2015	Doha	QAT	last 32	last 16			Quarter finals
HKG	World Tour	2015	Kuwait City	KUW	last 16	Semifinals			gold
HKG	World Tour	2015	Budapest	HUN	last 32	Quarter finals			Semifinals
HKG	World Tour	2014	Incheon City	COR	last 32	last 32			Quarter finals
HKG	World Tour	2014	Cheng you	CHN	last 16	last 16			Quarter finals
HKG	World Tour	2014	Magdeburg	GER	last 32
HKG	World Tour	2014	Doha	QAT	Semifinals	last 32			last 16
HKG	World Tour	2014	Kuwait City	KUW	last 16	last 32			last 16
HKG	World Tour	2013	Berlin	GER	last 32	Quarter finals			last 32
HKG	World Tour	2013	Doha	QAT	last 64				Agony
HKG	World Tour	2013	Kuwait City	KUW	Agony	last 16
HKG	World Tour	2012	Poznań	POLE	last 64				last 16
HKG	World Tour	2012	Bremen	GER	last 32	Quarter finals			Quarter finals
HKG	World Tour	2012	Suzhou	CHN	last 32	last 16			last 16
HKG	World Tour Grand Finals	2019	Zhengzhou	CHN		Quarter finals	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour Grand Finals	2018	Incheon	COR		Quarter finals	gold
HKG	World Tour Grand Finals	2017	Astana	KAZ	last 16	Semifinals
HKG	World Tour Grand Finals	2016	Doha	QAT					silver
HKG	World Tour Grand Finals	2015	Lisbon	POR		Quarter finals			Semifinals
HKG	World cup	2019	Cheng you	CHN	last 16
HKG	World cup	2018	Cheng you	CHN	Quarter finals
HKG	World cup	2017	Markham	CAN	last 16
HKG	World cup	2015	Sendai	JPN	17th to 20th space
HKG	Team World Cup	2019	Tokyo	JPN				Quarter finals
HKG	Team World Cup	2018	London	CLOSELY				Semifinals
HKG	World Championship	2019	Budapest	HUN	Quarter finals	Quarter finals	last 32
HKG	World Championship	2018	Halmstad	SWE				Semifinals
HKG	World Championship	2017	Dusseldorf	GER	last 64	Quarter finals	Semifinals
HKG	World Championship	2016	Kuala Lumpur	MAS				Quarter finals
HKG	World Championship	2015	Suzhou	CHN	last 32	last 16	Semifinals
HKG	World Championship	2014	Tokyo	JPN				Semifinals
HKG	World Championship	2013	Paris	FRA	last 64	last 64
HKG	Youth World Championship	2012	Hyderabad	IND			Quarter finals
HKG	World Junior Circuit	2014	Hong Kong	HKG	Semifinals
HKG	World Junior Circuit	2013	Szombathely	HUN	silver
HKG	World Junior Circuit	2013	Hong Kong	HKG	Quarter finals
HKG	World Junior Circuit	2013	Ismailia	EGY	gold
HKG	World Junior Circuit	2012	Hong Kong	HKG	Semifinals
HKG	World Junior Circuit	2012	Platja d'Aro	ESP	silver
HKG	World Junior Circuit	2012	Örebro	SWE	Quarter finals
HKG	World Junior Circuit	2011	Metz	FRA	silver
HKG	World Junior Circuit	2011	Lignano	ITA	silver
HKG	World Junior Circuit	2009	Taiyuan	CHN	Quarter finals

Web links

• Doo Hoi Kem in the Sports-Reference database (archived from the original ) (accessed October 23, 2019)
• Articles about DOO Hoi Kem HKG (accessed October 24, 2019)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ results.ittf.link . (accessed July 1, 2018).
2. ↑ ^{a b} Seniors - Women Singles World Ranking progression. ittf.com, accessed February 26, 2020 . 
3. ↑ Qatar Open: Title for Xu Xin and Hu Limei / German Open the next highlight of the World Tour. tischtennis.de, February 23, 2014, accessed on February 26, 2020 . 
4. ↑ Conquerors of Mengel / Solja are in the mixed final / only bronze for the defending champions. tischtennis.de, April 30, 2015, accessed on February 26, 2020 . 
5. ↑ Grand Finals: Duo Petrissa Solja / Shan Xiaona in the quarterfinals without a chance / Ovtcharov, Han and Shan play on Friday. tischtennis.de, December 10, 2015, accessed on February 26, 2020 . 
6. ↑ Grand Finals: Hugo Calderano throws Fan Zhendong out! mytischtennis.de, December 15, 2018, accessed on February 26, 2020 . 
7. ↑ End of road for Doo Hoi Kem, invitation list decided. ittf.com, November 10, 2018, accessed February 26, 2020 . 
8. ↑ A winning streak goes bust in Busan. ittf.com, July 9, 2019, accessed February 26, 2020 . 
9. ↑ Day Three: Seamaster 2019 ITTF World Tour Platinum Australian Open. ittf.com, July 13, 2019, accessed February 26, 2020 . 
10. ↑ Day Two: Agricultural Bank of China 2019 ITTF World Tour Grand Finals. ittf.com, December 13, 2019, accessed February 26, 2020 . 
11. ↑ ITTF database (accessed October 24, 2019)

Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Chinese. Doo is the family name here, Hoi Kem is the first name.