Tom Jarvis hits career high in world rankings
Tom Jarvis has become the top-ranked English player in the world after climbing to a career-high No 61 in the world rankings.
Golden girl Jan tops the podium at World Parkinson’s Championships
Jan Fuller won gold and bronze for England at the World Parkinson’s Table Tennis Championships.
Tin-Tin Ho sinks top-100 player before bowing out at WTT Feeder Parma
Tin-Tin Ho picked up two good 3-0 wins, including against second seed Natalia Bajor, to move into the last 16 of the Women's Singles at the WTT Feeder Parma in Italy, where she went out to the 14th seed.
‘It’s very special’, says world champion Anna Hursey
Anna Hursey and coach John Murphy have been reflecting on an amazing World Youth Championships campaign which saw the Wales and GB teenager win three medals.
Young English quartet get chance to shine at Europe Youth Series
Four young England players got some essential experience on the international stage as the Europe Youth Series moved on to Serbia.
World doubles GOLD among three medals for Anna Hursey!
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Wales and GB’s Anna Hursey is a world champion – and ends the ITTF World Youth Championships with THREE medals!
It’s Mixed Doubles silver for Anna Hursey at World Youth Championships!
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Anna Hursey had to settle for silver at the World Youth Championships as she and Romania partner Iulian Chirita were defeated by Li Hechen & Qin Yuxuan of China in the Under-19 Mixed Doubles final.
Jarvis defeated in close final at WTT Feeder Dusseldorf
VIDEO: Tom Jarvis' wait for a WTT title goes on after he was defeated in a tight four-game match by Joe Seyfried of France at WTT Feeder Dusseldorf in Germany.
Kacper Piwowar loses to third seed at World Youth Championships
Kacper Piwowar found third seed Danilo Faso of Italy too hot to handle as he was defeated in four straight games at the World Youth Championships - but Anna Hursey won her opening singles match.
London 1926: How the World Championships was born
From the archives: The story of how the World Championships was born in London in 1926, plus find out more about the first players to represent England at the event.
