Pitch and Paul targeting medals after near miss at Worlds
Liam Pitchford and Paul Drinkhall believe a top-level medal could be just around the corner after they came within a match of the World Championships... Continue reading
Moregard ‘puts a hex’ on opponents with eye-catching bat
Sweden’s Truls Moregard has exceeded most observers’ expectations with a brilliant run to the World Championships men’s singles final – wielding an eye-catching hexagonal bat.... Continue reading
TT Kidz: a way to increase the number of girls at your club
Ormesby Table Tennis Club is leading the way in encouraging young girls to take up table tennis through running a girls-only TT Kidz session. Our... Continue reading
Mabey steers Ormesby to top of SBL Premier Division
Ormesby were victorious in Friday night’s top of the table clash against Ormeau but were made to work hard for the win. The Belfast side... Continue reading
Clacton & Dist: Adam leads Lions to first win
Adam Cuthbert is one of the most improved players in Division One of the Clacton & District League and this week he chalked up his... Continue reading
Second seeds end Pitchford & Drinkhall medal hopes
A medal was not to be, but Liam Pitchford & Paul Drinkhall can hold their heads high after going out in the quarter-finals of the... Continue reading
Pitchford loses thriller, but there’s still the doubles!
Liam Pitchford & Paul Drinkhall blew away the fifth seeds to make it into the quarter-finals of the men’s doubles at the World Championships in... Continue reading
Pitchford rolls on into the last 16
Liam Pitchford is into the last 16 of the World Championships after seeing off Jonathan Groth in six pulsating games in Houston. Pitchford and the... Continue reading
Women’s kit regulations: ITTF to take forward our proposal
A Table Tennis England proposal asking the International Table Tennis Federation to work towards greater flexibility in women’s playing kit has passed with 94% support.... Continue reading
Pitchford flies the flag but Ho and Walker exit
Liam Pitchford roared into the last 32 of the World Championships in Houston, but Tin-Tin Ho and Sam Walker were both beaten by higher-ranked opponents.... Continue reading