Will Bayley hails ‘best ever’ performance as he takes gold in China
World champion Will Bayley defeated the Chinese two-time Paralympic champion on his way to taking gold in the men’s class 7 singles at the ITTF World Para Elite Beijing in China today.
How Connor Green rode his luck to pick up two European Under-21 medals
Connor Green has been reflecting on picking up two bronze medals at the European Under-21 Championships last weekend.
US Smash 2026
News from the US Smash in Los Angeles, where England's Tin-Tin Ho, Tom Jarvis and Liam Pitchford are in action.
It’s time to enter British Clubs Leagues 2026/27
Deadline 30 June! Entries are now open for the British Clubs Leagues season 2026/27.
Table Tennis England Gender Eligibility Policy published
The Table Tennis England Gender Eligibility Policy has been published and will come into effect from the 2026/27 season.
Senior Schools International 2026
England will be on the hunt for medals in three age groups at the Senior Schools International this weekend - find out how to follow results.
Brighton TTC up for national award for pioneering anti-poverty work
Brighton Table Tennis Club has been named a finalist for a national award which honours small charities which aim to tackle poverty.
Tom Jarvis in confident mood as he heads to US Smash
Tom Jarvis heads to the US Smash in Los Angeles in good form and on the back of one his best career victories.
Table Tennis England teams up with CIMSPA to strengthen coaching pathway
Table Tennis England has taken a major step forward in coach development after announcing a new partnership with the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA).
Steve seeks to learn from world-class coaches in Games environment
Table Tennis England Coach Developer Steve Brunskill is heading to the Commonwealth Games to gain insight into coaching in a multi-sport environment.
In praise of ‘extraordinary’ London 2026 ball crew
They were on court for every second of the action at OVO Arena Wembley, making a combined 600 appearances and picking up an estimated 20,000 balls – the London 2026 ball crew were among the unsung heroes of the tournament.