Follow table tennis at the 2024 Paralympic Games
Are you all set for the greatest show on Earth, part 2? Here’s everything you need to know to be Games-ready for the Paris 2024 Paralympic table tennis competition.
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Our Paralympic athletes
A total of 11 players are representing ParalympicsGB in singles and doubles events:
Age: 36
From: Tunbridge Wells
Events: men’s class 7 singles, men’s class 14 doubles (with Martin Perry)
Paralympic record: Beijing 2008, London 2012 (silver, men’s class 7 singles; bronze, men’s class 6-8 teams), Rio 2016 (gold, men’s class 7 singles; bronze, men’s class 6-8 teams), Tokyo 2020 (silver, men’s class 7 singles; silver, men’s class 6-7 teams)
Age: 31
From: Aberdare
Events: men’s class 1 singles, men’s class 4 doubles (with Rob Davies), mixed class 7 doubles (with Megan Shackleton)
Paralympic record: Tokyo 2020 (bronze, men’s class 1 singles)
Age: 30
From: Burnley
Events: women’s class 6 singles, women’s class 14 doubles (with Bly Twomey)
Paralympic record:debut in Paris
Age: 24
From: Cardiff
Events: men’s class 9 singles, men’s class 18 doubles (with Aaron McKibbin), mixed class 17 doubles (with Bly Twomey)
Paralympic record: Tokyo 2020
Age: 39
From: Brecon
Events: men’s class 1 singles, men’s class 4 doubles (with Tom Matthews)
Paralympic record: London 2012, Rio 2016 (gold, men’s class 1 singles)
Age: 32
From: Wandsworth
Events: men’s class 8 singles, men’s class 18 doubles (with Joshua Stacey)
Paralympic record: London 2012 (bronze, men’s class 6-8 teams), Rio 2016 (bronze, men’s class 6-8 teams), Tokyo 2020 (bronze, men’s class 8 teams)
Age: 24
From: Todmorden
Events: women’s class 4 singles, mixed class 7 doubles (with Tom Matthews)
Paralympic record: Tokyo 2020 (bronze, women’s class 4-5 teams)
Age: 14
From: Brighton
Events: women’s class 7 singles, women’s class 14 doubles (with Fliss Pickard), mixed class 17 doubles (with Joshua Stacey)
Paralympic record: debut in Paris
Age: 38
From: Swansea
Events: men’s class 6 singles, men’s class 14 doubles (with Billy Shilton)
Paralympic record: Beijing 2008, London 2012, Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020 (bronze, men’s class 6 singles; silver, men’s class 6-7 teams)
Age: 30
From: Paisley
Events: men’s class 6 singles, men’s class 14 doubles (with Will Bayley)
Paralympic record: debut in Paris
Age: 25
From: Stonehouse
Events: men’s class 8 singles, men’s class 14 doubles (with Paul Karabardak)
Paralympic record: Tokyo 2020 (bronze, men’s class 8 teams)
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How to watch and follow table tennis at the Paralympics
All the action from Paris is on Channel 4.
Visit the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) website for up-to-the-minute draws and results and the latest news about the global stars competing in Paris.
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