This makes the recovery work worth it, says Liam Pitchford after Feeder victory
Liam Pitchford says victory in the WTT Feeder Vila Nova de Gaia shows he has “turned a corner” on the comeback trail from major hip surgery.
Primary Schools International 2027: England nominations sought
Nominations for the England Schools team to compete at the Primary Schools International in Wales in April 2027 are now open.
Girls strike gold for England at European School Games
England brought home five medals from the European School Games – including Girls’ Team gold.
How coaches and young athletes balanced learning and results at WTT event
Players and coaches have been reflecting on WTT Youth Contender Szombathely, with plenty of successes and opportunities to improve.
Sam Walker: How I overcame nightmare journey to reach WTT final
Read about how Sam Walker shook off a nightmare journey to reach his first WTT singles final att WTT Feeder Chennai in India.
Gold for Gabriel in Cyprus
Gabriel Church won the Burco Eugeniu Trophy 2026 at Emba Table Tennis Club in Paphos - at the age of just 12.
WTT Youth Contender Szombathely 2026
Pablo Ramirez Rioja won singles silver and there was a doubles bronze for Max Radiven, with several quarter-final places also secured by English youngsters at the WTT Youth Contender Szombathely in Hungary.
WTT Feeder Chennai 2026
Sam Walker reached his first WTT Feeder final, but saw a 2-0, 9-6 lead evaporate as he had to settle for a silver medal in Chennai, India.
Julie’s ‘magical’ experience at World Parkinson’s Championships
Julie Norris describes competing at the World Parkinson’s Championships as a ‘magical’ experience and says she is proud of her achievement of reaching the last 16.
Big learning curve for English duo at ITTF World Hopes Week
The chance to learn from other cultures and play against different styles was a big part of ITTF World Hopes Week for English players Sai Prasanna Kumar and Isabella Xiao Xu.
A table tennis ball with dimples? That could be a whole new ball game!
What if table tennis balls had dimples like golf balls? How would that change the sport? Ray D’Alonzo has written a mathematical paper analysing exactly that hypothesis!











