India’s Eighteen-year-old prodigy Ankur Bhattacharjee, produced an eye-catching performance at the China Smash 2025 where he delivered one of his best performance till now. India’s rising star and current World No. 147 is a player to watch for sure.

For almost two decades, Sharath Kamal Achantha dominated Indian table tennis, amassing 13 Commonwealth Games medals and two Asian Games medals. Yet, the one achievement that eluded him — an Olympic medal — now fuels his new mission: building champions from the ground up at SK Academy, Chennai, India.

Day 2 of the Men’s Singles Round of 64 at the WTT Europe Smash 2025 brought plenty of drama in Malmö, Sweden. Kanak Jha powered through against Anders Lind, Jang Woojin staged a comeback thriller vs Félix Lebrun, and Manav Thakkar stunned Japan’s Hiroto Shinozuka to advance.

Day 2 of the Women’s Singles Round of 64 at the WTT Europe Smash 2025 in Malmö, Sweden brought fireworks on court. Sreeja Akula defeated Manika Batra while top seeds including Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng, and Mima Ito advanced smoothly. Europe’s hopes were kept alive by Bernadette Szőcs and Sofia Polcanova.

WTT Star Contender Goa is coming up in 2024 with a prize money of USD 250,000. This time WTT Star Contender will be held in Peddem Indoor Stadium, Goa. If you don’t know, Goa is an awesome place to visit with mesmerizing beaches and delicious food. It’s a must visit venue for WTT events and the first list of players have been announced!

WTT Contender Series calender schedule for 2024 is released & it is a action packed year! With a prize money of 250,000 USD, the event is bound to attract top table tennis from fraternity around the world. The series will start from Doha, UAE from & end at WTT Star Contender Lanzhou 2024, China in 16th Sept - 22nd Sept 2024. You will see a lot of top players in action in WTT Contender Series, plan your travel accordingly! 😅

Pride moment for India as Suhana Saini & Yashasvi Ghorpade are now World No 1 ranked table tennis duo in Under-19 Doubles category in the latest ITTF rankings.

Delhi, the capital of India, has always been a thriving hub for events including sports. The city’s rich sports culture encompasses a wide range of disciplines, from cricket, hockey, and football to athletics, badminton, and kabaddi. Historic stadiums like Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Thyagaraj Stadium and Feroz Shah Kotla Ground have hosted many events in Indian Sports History. In Delhi, you will find many sports complexes and let’s talk about those sports complex and fees etc.