ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS, DOHA

The following players will represent India at the Asian Championships, Doha, from September 28 to October 5, 2021

Suhana claims U-15 title in Slovenia

Taking her cue from Payas Jain, who claimed the Under-17 Boys Singles title, Suhana Saini joined the gold hunt when she defeated Binaca Mei Rosu of Romania in the final of the Under-15 Girls in the WTT Contender that concluded in Otocec, Slovenia, yesterday.

Payas win maiden title in Slovenia

Payas Jain, the reigning National Junior Boys and Youth Boys champion, made most of what was his first competition in six months to claim the Under-17 Boys singles crown in the WTT Youth Contender event in Otocec, Slovenia, on Sunday night.

WTT YOUTH CONTENDER Orestiada, (Greece) : ENTRIES RESTRICTION

WTT YOUTH CONTENDER Orestiada, (Greece) : ENTRIES RESTRICTION

Bhavina finishes with historic silver

Bhavina Patel ended her maiden Paralympic Games journey on a contended note, finishing with a silver medal in the table tennis (Class 4) events in Tokyo this morning. 

Bhavina at the doorstep of rewriting history, Silver in the bag, she wants the yellow metal

Bhavina Patel is just a step away from the top-podium finish in the table tennis event of the ongoing Paralympics in Tokyo after she accounted for world No. 3 and six-time Asian gold medallist Miao Zhang of China in a tough semi-final on Saturday morning.

Gnanasekaran and Batra Secure Dream Mixed Doubles Title in Budapest

India's Sathiyan Gnanasekaran and Manika Batra enjoyed scenes of celebration after they defeated Hungary’s Nandor Ecseki and Dora Madarasz 3-1 (11-9, 9-11, 12-10, 11-6) to clinch the Mixed Doubles title at WTT Contender Budapest.

Sports Authority of Goa Khelo India State Centre of Excellence at GOA

Sports Authority of GoaKhelo India State Centre of Excellence at GOA

Former GSTTA secretary Sangtani is no more

Haresh Sitaldas Sangtani, former secretary of Gujarat State Table Tennis Association (GSTTA) and a former vice-president of the Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI), breathed his last in Ahmedabad this morning, following a prolonged illness. He, who turned 62 a couple of days ago, is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter.

Sonal for Tokyo Games

Sonal Ben Patel will be the second para Table Tennis player, representing India In the Paralympic Games, to be held in Tokyo from August 24. Sonal, in Class 3, was allotted entry from bipertite slot by the ITTF. Bhavina Ben Patel was the first athlete to secure her place fir the Tokyo Games.