Sport in Short: Table Tennis

Wednesday 27 January 1993 00:02 GMT

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LISA LOMAS, England No 1, fought valiantly against Bettine Vriesekoop at Grantham before losing 18-21, 21-15, 22- 20. Lomas earlier beat the Dutch No 3 Emily Noor in straight games, but England were beaten 4-1 by the Netherlands, who are challenging for the European Super Division title.

EUROPEAN WOMEN'S LEAGUE SUPER DIVISION (Grantham): England names first: L Lomas bt E Noor 21-17 21-14; N Deaton lost to B Vreisekoop 11-21 14-21; K Goodall lost to M Hooman 12-21 6-21; Lomas and Goodall lost to Noor and Vreisekoop 6-21 15-21; Lomas lost to Vreisekoop 21-18 15-21 20-22.

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