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This month, we share some very old photos which were loaned to Diane Webb while she was at the World Championships.
Twins Connor and Anna Green won historic titles and there were also victories for brothers Benjamin and Joseph Hee at the Butterfly ESTTA Individual Finals.
Table Tennis England again kindly hosted the annual meeting of the English branch of the Swaythling Club International on Sunday at the PG Mutual National Championships in Nottingham.
Paul and Jo Drinkhall win the mixed doubles, while Paul Drinkhall and Tin-Tin Ho are singles champions again at the PG Mutual National Championships.
The waiting is almost over and the best players in the country are ready for the PG Mutual National Championships.
This month Alan Cooke is featured. Not only one of the best players England has produced but he must now be rated as one of England’s finest coaches.
England Leopards endured a disappointing night in Athens as hosts Greece won their European Qualifying tie 3-0 tonight.
There is no doubt about the achievement – and image – of the year for 2016. It has to be the England Leopards team on the podium at the World Team Championships.
Members of the England Leopards squad have had the red carpet treatment at the ITTF Star Awards in Doha.
An amazing year for England on the world stage has put Paul Drinkhall, Liam Pitchford, Sam Walker and Alan Cooke in the running for more ITTF awards.
Launching a new series of monthly Friday Photos by looking back at some of our elite players past and present in their early days.
A state-of-the-art £450,000 table tennis centre, built with funding from Table Tennis England, has been officially opened at Carlton le Willows Academy.
A Tribute to Martin Kinsella MBE, 1957-2016.
In-depth interviews with the athletes and support staff who performed with distinction at the Rio Olympics.
In the excitement of Team GB’s best Olympic table tennis performance, it might be easy to overlook the important roles played by two key people.
Liam Pitchford says winning gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games has to be the next target after helping to deliver Team GB’s best Olympic performance.
To help develop our next generation of coaches, we have set up a Coach Mentoring scheme.
Team GB’s Rio Olympic odyssey is over after a 3-0 defeat to China in the team quarter-finals – but the scoreline obscures a superb performance by Liam Pitchford, Paul Drinkhall and Sam Walker.
Sam Walker saved three match points on his way to defeating world No 17 Simon Gauzy as Great Britain defeated France 3-2 to reach the Olympic team quarter-finals.
Paul Drinkhall showed his class after a nervy opening two games to book his place in the second round of the Olympic Men’s Singles in Rio.