Pitchford plotting a course towards the Top in Montreux
Liam Pitchford heads into the Europe Top 16, which starts on Saturday, looking to go one better than his memorable run to the semi-finals last year.
Facey’s second gold headlines good day for para GB
Ashley Facey won his second gold medal at the ITTF US Para Open in Corpus Christi, Texas, combining with Joshua Stacey to win the men’s class 18 doubles.
England name full-strength squad for Worlds
England have named a full-strength men's squad of four for the World Team Championships in Busan, South Korea, next month.
Golds for Aaron, Ashley and Megan in USA
Aaron McKibbin (men’s class 8) and Ashley Facey (men’s class 9) both came out on top in all-GB finals to take gold in their respective singles events at the ITTF US Para Open in Corpus Christi, Texas while Megan Shackleton also took gold in the combined women’s class 1-5 event.
England grouped with Germany at World Team Championships
England's men have been drawn in the same group as second seeds Germany for the World Team Championships.
Walker and Drinkhall go out in Doha
Sam Walker saw a match point slip by as he was defeated at the first hurdle at the WTT Contender Doha, while Paul Drinkhall has also been knocked out.
Dimitrov and Earley among the bright lights in Austria
Dimitar Dimitrov’s silver medal and a semi-final appearance for Sophie Earley were among the highlights as 16 young English players made their first international appearances of the year.
Jubilant Walsh wins a world title – and beats No 1 to boot!
Ethan Walsh is the under-23 Ping Pong World Cup champion after a fantastic event in Mexico City – where he also beat the world No 1.
Perry States his case for Paralympic qualification
Scotland’s most successful male table tennis player, Martin Perry, is included in a squad of 11 British athletes looking to consolidate or improve their chances of qualification for this summer’s Paralympic Games at the US Para Open in Corpus Christi, Texas next week.
Pitchford falls to Japan’s Togami in Doha
Liam Pitchford fell at the first hurdle at the WTT Star Contender Doha as he was beaten in the last 64 by Japan's Shunsuke Togami.
