Sathiyan Gnanasekaran and Manika Batra from India reaches their highest world ranking of 10 in the latest ITTF rankings for mixed doubles category. Currently the mixed double pair have reached 909 ITTF ranking points and they have done solid in their recent tournaments.

In 2020, ITTF (International Table Tennis Federation) announced about WTT to bring fresh outlook to table tennis world. Most of the plans got affected due to COVID-19 and WTT postponed it’s plans to 2022. The first WTT singapore event would be the first-ever WTT Grand Smash. Table Tennis Fans around the world can expect world-class table tennis action at Singapore Sports Hub and this will be part of table tennis history.

Rafael Nadal is one the athletes who is known to everyone around the world, recently won the Australian Open to become the first man to win 21 Grand Slam titles. Nadal was down by 2 sets and down in third set as well but them turned the table completely and won the grand slam against current world number 2 from Russia.

Japan’s Legendary Table Tennis player Jun Mizutani has retired from all formats of international table tennis. This was confirmed on 10th February 2022 by WTT. Mizutani has been one of the most loved table table tennis player.

Archana Girish Kamath recently made news when she won the women’s doubles title with India’s Manika Batra at the WTT Contender Lasko on Sunday. The Indian guo tasted her first major success of 2022. Let’s know who is Archana Girish Kamath

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STIGA Pro WRB Blue Edition is a table tennis bat with blue rubber for players who like to challenge, but without compromising on control and feel. The combination of the 5-ply blade and 3-STAR rubber gives you just that. Thanks to WRB technology, it also offers a lot of power and the possibility of faster returns. The concave handle provides a firm yet comfy grip, while the ITTF-approved rubber means that you can move on to competition level when you are ready.

Joo Sae Hyuk of South Korea has officially retired from Table Tennis. Joo announced his retirement in an Instagram post.

Manika Batra, who became the first Indian women’s singles player to make the round of 32 of Olympics at Tokyo 2020 last year, is ranked 50th in the latest World table tennis(WTT) rankings.