Kelly and Tin-Tin spurred by medal memories
England’s leading two female players will channel positive memories of Glasgow 2014 as they aim for more Commonwealth Games glory.
Weald on top at NJL London Academy
Weald won Division 1 for a second time, although by a greater margin of four points this time. Graham Spicer, promoted from Division 2 on Day 2 outdid themselves, by being runners-up in Division 1 on Day 3.
Are you watching, Matthew Syed?
Spectators at the Bristol & District Table Tennis Association’s 11th closed Hard Bat event on Saturday 24 March, in which only the identical bats provided on the day were allowed to be used, could be forgiven for thinking that they were watching defensive play akin to the likes of Matthew Syed in his heyday - or better!
Team England draw on Scandinavian skills
The Commonwealth Games may not have a massive following in Scandinavia, but two coaches from that part of the world are masterminding England’s quest for medals at Gold Coast.
Para trio ready to share spotlight
Kim Daybell, Felicity Pickard and Ross Wilson are cast in the role of trailblazers as para and able-bodied athletes stand together in Australia.
Top Gunn once again at Cippenham
Martin Gunn, by far the most successful player ever in open tournaments at Cippenham, maintained his winning ways with his 10th title.
Braintree League: Laws arrests Liberal title bid
Black Notley B and Felsted RBL C have won the second and third division titles in the Braintree Table Tennis League – without lifting a bat.
Clacton & District: Brotherhood close in on title
Brotherhood G took a decisive step in their quest for the Clacton & District League’s Division Three crown with a convincing 9-1 victory over title rivals Windsor Penguins.
Chelmsford & District: Jarvis bags a hat-trick
Second-placed Chelmsford B look like they are on their way to promotion to division one of the Chelmsford & District Table Tennis League - along with the division two leaders Writtle Excalibur A.
Leicester & District: Regent hopes rekindled
The second promotion position in Division Two of the Leicester & District League took a funny turn this week. Regent Sports, who had lost their final match to drop out of the running, so they thought, with slight sighs of relief suddenly find they are back in the frame after their two nearest rivals drew.
Debut-makers relish Games test
Excited, buzzing, ready to show what we are made of – the words used by the three able-bodied Commonwealth Games debutants in the Team England squad.
Award-winner Anaya featured on Sky Sports
Elite sports car driver Johnny Mowlem has found a new way to boost his training regime, thanks to young table tennis star Anaya Patel.
Hussain a knockout in Italy
Cadet Amirul Hussain and the England Junior Boys' team reached their respective main draws at the Italian Junior & Cadet Open in Lignano.
Pitchford’s Gold Coast gold quest
Kicking off our series of Commonwealth Games previews, we talk to Liam Pitchford about his Gold Coast aims, plus memories of Glasgow 2014.
Chairman’s Message – March 2018
Recently we have witnessed some electrifying table tennis on home soil as we took over the iconic Copper Box Arena on London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
Ping! welcomes two new locations this summer
Ping! will grow again this year, as for the first time South Norfolk and Portsmouth welcome the tables offering even more people the chance to... Continue reading
Smith and Kwan advance in Italy
James Smith and Sam Kwan reached the main draw at the Italian Junior & Cadet Open in Lignano.
Jersey Grand Prix entry extended
The entry deadline to the Jersey Grand Prix has been extended until Thursday.
‘It’s a tough event’ – medallists on National Cup success
Find out what the medallists from the Cadet & Under-12 National Cup weekend think about their achievements.
Girl power at Norwich Junior Champs
The girls dominated the podium at the Norwich Table Tennis League’s Junior Championships, with Darcy Brewer, Ella Barnard and Eva Eccles taking home the lion’s share of silverware.