Ho & Walker knocked out after good runs in Dusseldorf
Tin-Tin Ho picked up a good singles win against a higher-ranked South Korean at the WTT Feeder Dusseldorf - and she and Sam Walker reached the doubles quarter-finals, where they lost to the top seeds in a deciding game.
Ho and Walker book main draw spots in Germany
Tin-Tin Ho and Sam Walker booked their places in the main draw at the WTT Feeder Dusseldorf - find out how to watch them in action.
WTT Feeder Manchester tickets on sale now!
It’s time to book your seats at England’s first ever World Table Tennis event – your chance to see some of the best players in the world come face to face – and it promises to be an unmissable event!
Kingfisher ready to embrace PDC status
Kingfisher TTC is ready to begin life as a Pathway Development Centre (PDC).
Top 10 revealed to launch SHEcoaches initiative
The first cohort of 10 coaches have been selected to for the SHEcoaches initiative which aims to identify and upskill the next generation of female talent and performance coaches.
Ho and Jarvis go out in Portugal
Tin-Tin Ho and Tom Jarvis were both knocked out of the WTT Feeder in Portugal today by higher-ranked players.
Obituary: Malcolm Sugden, a Scottish great
One of Scotland's finest players, Malcolm Sugden, died last month at the age of 82.
Nutrition and ‘food first’ on the menu for young athletes
Young England and GB squad players have been learning about the importance of nutrition in the latest round of learning in the BetterME initiative.
One big win is not enough for Green in Portugal
Connor Green beat one higher-ranked player but lost to two others as he went out of the WTT Youth Star Contender Vila Nova de Gaia in the group stage.
Dimitrov beaten by top seed in WTT final
Dimitar Dimitrov reached the under-11 final at the WTT Youth Contender Cuenca in Ecuador, losing to the top seed. The Futures Squad member, one of... Continue reading
How I don’t let diabetes hold me back, by Simon Heaps
There’s nothing you can’t do – but listen to your healthcare professionals. That’s the message from para table tennis ace Simon Heaps on World Diabetes Day.
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