Manika upsets World No. 7 Chinese, Sathiyan exits

Manika Batra caused the biggest upset of the ITTF-ATTU Asian Cup Tournament so far when she sent World No. 7 and third-seeded Chen Xingtong packing at the Hua Mak Indoor Stadium in Bangkok today.

Indians stare at tough Asian Cup draws

G. Sathiyan, the top-ranked Indian in the world at No. 39, will spearhead our campaign in the ITTF-ATTU Asian Cup Tournament, beginning at the Hua Mak Indoor Stadium in Bangkok tomorrow.

Schedule of National TT Championships

The Committee of Administrators, in its meeting dated 14th November 2022, has approved the following schedule for conducting the National championships of table tennis.

Sharath in ITTF's Athletes' Commission

 Recognitions and honours are pouring in for the 40-year-old multiple Commonwealth Games medallist A. Sharath Kamal. He became the first paddler from India to get elected to the Athletes' Commission of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) this week.

Panel of Junior Coaches

The Committee of Administrators, in its meeting dated 15.10.2022

Justice Gita Mittal leads table tennis to strife torn Shopian

Sports platforms provide the ideal launch pad of escape for young people, be it in a strife-torn region or country or in times of normalcy, bringing about social changes and giving refuge from a life of misery. There is a plethora of examples around the globe, including India. The militancy-affected states like Jharkhand and Manipur saw a sea-change with women taking particular interests and excelling in hockey and weightlifting, making Indian proud in international meets.

China toy with India and end men's agony

World-beaters China yet again put on display their supremacy, toying with India to storm into the quarterfinals of the ITTF World Championships in Chengdu, China, with a 3-0 verdict today.

International Umpires Examination 2022

We are pleased to inform you that the IU Examination will be conducted at Abhay Prashal Stadium’s Gyan Mandap Hall, Indore

Payas-Yashaswini pair wins gold

Indian paddlers ended their campaign in the Asian Junior and Cadet Championships at Laos on a golden note when Payas Jain and Yashaswini Ghorpade defeated the Chinese duo of Han Xinyuan and Qin Yuxuan 3-2 (11-9, 11-1, 10-12, 7-11, 11-8) in a thrilling final today afternoon.

Sathiyan to spearhead Indian squad at Chengdu

G. Sathiyan, top-ranked Indian in the world at No. 37, will spearhead the Indian squad in the men’s section, while Manika Batra, at No. 44, will lead the women’s team in the upcoming World Championships at Chengdu (China) between September 30 and October 9.