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TIME School’s Riddhi Toro won the under-14 singles title at the CBSE Cluster VII table tennis tournament in Eluru. She defeated Hetvika Kolli in the final, while TIME School finished runner-up in the girls under-14 team event

India dominated the penultimate day of the Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships, with all eight men's and women's singles players reaching the semifinals. The women secured an all-Indian semifinal lineup, while the men also occupied all four spots after impressive quarterfinal victories

Indian paddlers dominated the 22nd Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships in New Delhi on Friday, as 11 men and 10 women advanced to the pre-quarterfinals. Top seeds Manush Shah, Harmeet Desai, and Sreeja Akula led the home country's charge

Shresta Reddy of the Gujarati Seva Mandal Table Tennis Academy won the women’s singles title at the State-ranking table tennis tournament in Hyderabad. Her academy delivered a stellar overall performance, securing a sweeping haul of silver and bronze medals

The Fourth Little Flower High School State Ranking Table Tennis Tournament commenced in Hyderabad on Saturday. Inaugurated by chief guest Brahmani Nara of Heritage Foods, the annual event features top state paddlers competing across diverse categories over the coming days

India's top-seeded U-19 mixed doubles pair P.B. Abhinandh and Divyanshi Bhowmick defeated China’s Yiren Tang and Yiyi Jiang in straight games to storm into the semifinals of the Asian Youth Table Tennis Championships, ensuring at least a bronze

Fifteen-year-old Divyanshi Bhowmick created history by becoming the youngest Indian woman to win a WTT Feeder Women’s Singles title at Prishtina in Kosovo. She also secured doubles gold with Syndrela Das, completing a remarkable double-gold haul for India.

Mumbai Mozartt edged Century Warriors in a close contest, while PBG Pune Jaguars bounced back with two wins on day two of TTSL Maharashtra 2026. Several tight matches and strong individual performances highlighted the day’s action in Mumbai

India’s young paddlers continued their strong performance, entering the quarter-finals in multiple categories at the Asian Youth Table Tennis Championships. Following a clean sweep in team events, the players now aim to convert their dominance into titles

India’s Under-19 girls secured a dominant 3-0 win over Sri Lanka as matches continued in the regional qualification event for the ITTF-ATTU Asian Youth Table Tennis Championships in Shimla, with strong performances also coming from India’s Under-15 boys.

The ITTF-ATTU South Asian Youth Championships qualification tournament begins in Shimla, with India entering as the overwhelming favourite. Having swept the previous regional meet in Kathmandu, India’s U-19 and U-15 squads look poised to secure more qualification spots for Muscat 2026.

Tamil Nadu’s Balamurugan and Siddhesh Pande upset top-seeded West Bengal to enter the semifinals of the Senior National Table Tennis Championships, as RSPB dominated the men’s doubles event with two pairs advancing in Indore.

Several closely fought matches marked the Senior National Table Tennis Championship in Indore, with multiple players clinching hard-fought victories in deciding games across men’s and women’s singles, reflecting intense competition and narrow margins in qualification rounds.

Ultimate Table Tennis will return for its seventh season in Goa from July 2026, bringing together leading international paddlers and India’s top players. The franchise-based league will be broadcast on Star Sports and streamed on JioHotstar.

Indian paddlers clinched 10 medals, including four gold, at the 2026 WTT Star Youth Contender and Feeder events in Doha, with standout performances across Under-15 and Under-19 categories underscoring the country’s growing strength in junior table tennis.

In the singles group stage, Yashansh Malik, Sanyog Kapali, and Jash Modi in men’s and Selena Selvakumar, Nithya Mani and Sampada Bhiwandikar in women's won their opening matches

The 69th State-Level Under-17 Table Tennis Championship concluded at Sardar Patel Stadium in Khammam, with 120 players from ten districts participating. Rangareddy girls secured first place in the team category, followed by Khammam and Adilabad.

India’s young table tennis players continued their fine run at the Asian Youth Games in Manama, with Syndrela Das and Sarthak Arya winning a mixed doubles bronze, while four Indians advanced to the Round of 16 in the singles events

In football, Saidabad FC scored a 2-1 win against Cantonment FC in the TFA B-Division football league championship for Shivkumar Lal Trophy

China swept both the men’s and women’s team titles at the Asian Table Tennis Championship in Bhubaneswar. Lin Shidong, Wang Chuqin, and Liang Jingkun led the men’s victory, while the women secured a dominant 3–0 win over Japan