Table Tennis Coaches Needed

Stag Table Tennis Academy formed with the basic aim of promoting young talent in the country needs

Ayhika wins jnnior girls' title at Senec

Ayhika Mukherjee defeated Leila Imre of Hungary to win the junior girls crown at the 2014 Slovak Open IIT Junior Circuit table tennis championships at Senec on Sunday night.

All the best Dushyant

It is, indeed, a great pride for all of us in the TTFI family that our senior vice-president Dushyant Chautala has become the youngest Member of Parliament from Haryana at 27. We congratulate him for his wonderful victory in such adverse conditions which the Lok Sabha elections witnessed.

Junior paddlers leave for Slovak and Polish Open

An eight-member team of paddlers left for the Slovak Open ITTF global Junior Circuit table tennis championships to be held at Senec from today. The team, comprising five boys and five girls, will also travel to Wladyslawowo in Poland subsequently to play in a premium event in Poland beginning May 28.

GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR PLAYERS TO EXCEL

Table Tennis Federation of India provided best opportunity for table tennis players of the country by way of organizing training camps of Two Korean coaches. Korean coach Mr. An Jong Son presently imparting training at Indore from 04th to 17th May 2014 at Exclusive table tennis stadium Abhay Prashal.

Women paddlers fail to cross QF hurdle

India's challenge at the World Table Tennis championships ended after the women were beaten in the quarterfinals by Brazil 3-1 here today. After a brilliant performance in group events of Stage 1 in second division, the Indian girls were expected to give some fight in the knockout stage. But, except for Manika Batra, who is in the best form of her life, none of the other girls could withstand the pressure built by the Brazilians.

Indian men paddlers bow out to Egypt

India's men bowed out of the World Table Tennis Championships after they were blanked out by Egypt 3-0 in second division of Stage 2 here today. This would mean that the men’s team, which had finished 27 in the last worlds two years ago in Germany, will end up in the 32-36 brackets at these championships.

Women, Men enter Stage 2 knockouts

Indian women, continuing with their good form, defeated Bulgaria 3-2 to top group G in second division and enter Stage 2 of the World Table Tennis Championships here today. The men’s team, who blanked out Paraguay 3-0, also qualified for the main draw as the second team from group F.

Women paddlers show guts, Men falter against Italy

India's women paddlers passed the Italian test, scoring their fourth consecutive victory (3-1) while their men’s team botched up, losing to the European team 2-3 in Stage 1 of the second division group matches at the World Table Tennis Championships here today.

Indian paddlers keep clean slate, make steady progress

India's men and women paddlers notched up their third successive wins to make a smooth progress in Stage 1 of the second division group matches at the World Table Tennis Championships here today.