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Powerful GB squad set for World Para Championships
A strong squad of 13 British athletes including world No 1 and former Paralympic champion Will Bayley, reigning world champion Ross Wilson and Commonwealth champions Jack Hunter-Spivey and Joshua Stacey will compete in the 2022 World Para Table Tennis Championships taking place in Granada, Spain from November 6-12.
Pitchford defeated by Moregard in decider
Truls Moregard again proved to be Liam PItchford's downfall as he beat the Englishman in a deciding fifth game at the WTT Champions Macao 2022.
Smith delighted to join ranks of International Referees
Steve Smith is looking forward to taking responsibility for competitions around the world after qualifying as an International Referee.
Pitchford prepared for big test in Macao
Liam Pitchford feels confident he can build on his good individual World Championships form when he competes at the WTT Champions Macao event starting on Wednesday.
On-form Ho spurs England to double victory
England women safely negotiated their two ties in the first stage of European Team Championships qualifying, beating both Bosnia-Herzegovina and Estonia 3-1.
Gavin Evans appointed to Performance role
Table Tennis England has appointed Gavin Evans as Interim Head of Performance Development.
Doctor Daybell calls time on table tennis career
Two-time Paralympian and NHS hero Kim Daybell has announced his retirement from table tennis in order to focus on his medical career.
GB pair win doubles title in Montenegro
Connor Green reached a singles quarter-final and a doubles semi-final at the WTT Youth Star Contender Podgorica in Montenegro, where GB duo Anna Hursey & Sophie Earley won the girls' doubles.
England knocked out despite Pitchford double
Liam Pitchford won his two matches but Sam Walker and David McBeath were unable to back it up with that all-important win as France beat England 3-2 in the last 16 of the World Team Championships in Chengdu.
