Indian table tennis star Harmeet Desai believes India’s men’s team has the strength and balance to win a medal at the upcoming Asian Games. He credits international exposure, professional support systems and improved infrastructure for the country’s growing success
Gujarat’s Vivaan Dave defeated Karnataka’s Atharva Nawarange in a thrilling five-game final to win the Youth Boys title at the UTT National Ranking Table Tennis Tournament in Kanpur. Maharashtra’s Divyanshi Bhowmick also claimed the Youth Girls Under-17 crown.
India’s Syndrela Das and Divyanshi Bhowmick defeated China’s Yao Ruixuan and Jiang Yiyi 3-2 to enter the U-19 girls' doubles final at the Asian Youth Table Tennis Championships. Syndrela also secured a singles semifinal spot
Butterfly Ultimate Table Tennis Season 7 kicks off in Goa on July 9, featuring seven teams in a 17-day single round-robin format. The tournament features marquee derbies and rematches, culminating in the grand final on July 26
Indian paddlers dominated the South Asian Youth Table Tennis Championships in Shimla, winning 13 gold medals along with four silvers. The players delivered strong performances across singles, doubles and mixed events, reaffirming India’s regional supremacy in youth table tennis
Indian paddlers won 10 medals, including four gold, at the 2026 WTT Star Youth Contender and Feeder events in Doha. Highlights included an all-Indian podium sweep in U15 girls and doubles triumphs, underlining India’s growing strength in junior table tennis.
