Swedish table tennis players set world record of longest ping-pong duel

Sabuhi Hasanov
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Swedish table tennis players Fredrik Nilsson and Emil Ohlsson set a world record in Malmo, Report informs via Sweden Herald.

The two friends both play in division two but are now counting on getting into the Guinness Book of Records for the world's longest ping-pong duel.

The duo served up the match early on Sunday morning and by 21:30, the previous world record of 13 hours and 36 minutes was beaten. Nilsson and Ohlsson chose to finish after another minute and a half of playing.

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