Teenager Lin Junjie added to China’s impressive showing by reaching the first final of his career.
The 18-year-old showed composure and precision, first beating world number 37 Tomas Vrzal in a tie-break before overcoming Paris 2024 Paralympic silver medallist Han Guifei, 7-3, in the W1 men’s semifinals.
Junjie next faces two-time Paralympic champion David Drahoninsky in the final.
Guifei, however, also secured a place in a gold medal match, combining with Yang Xupeng to reach the W1 men’s doubles final, where they will meet Drahoninsky and Vrzal on Tuesday.
Another seasoned player Liu Jing will carry China’s gold medal hopes against Czechia’s world number one Sarka Pultar Musilova in the W1 women individual final. Both the players are set to face once again when they lead their respective teams in the W1 women doubles.
In compound women, Kazakhstan’s second seed Aizada Seidan also reached the first individual final of her career, underlining her form ahead of the forthcoming Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Para Games.
The world number 41 will face top seed and home favourite Sheetal Devi in her first individual gold medal match.
Seidan also helped Kazakhstan upset top seeds India, represented by Devi and Payal Nag, 152-151, to reach the compound women’s doubles final against Great Britain on Tuesday.
