The milestone centenary ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026 Presented by ACN came to a glorious end for Team China.

After 240 team matches since the competition started at the Copper Box Arena on Tuesday 28 April, both women’s and men’s China line-ups won their respective 24th world titles.

The finals were both contested by China and Japan in front of a sold out OVO Arena Wembley. More than 7,000 spectators came to watch as these two table tennis heavyweight nations came to the finals seeking to be crowned world champion in the centenary year of the ITTF World Championships.

Here’s how to catch up on everything from the last 13 days as table tennis ‘came home’ to London 100 years after the city hosted the first Worlds in 1926.

News and reports

Catch up on all the reports, from first serves to championship points. Click below to choose from the Men’s Team and Women’s Team and the rest of the headlines.

Video

From England match reaction to the champions’ press conferences, plus big-name interviews and more, check out out London 2026 playlist on YouTube.

Social media

Our Instagram channel was abuzz as we captured the story of these landmark championships – have a scroll back through the event!

Photos

Nothing captures the atmosphere of a major event like a stunning photograph, and we have hundreds of them on our Flickr page now. A Fab Four of photographers – Sam Mellish, Michael Loveder, Alan Man and Jamie McPhilimey – did us proud with this amazing portfolio!

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