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‘One of the loveliest human beings I’ve ever met’ – getting to know table tennis colossus Ivor Montagu
Ivor Montagu was the driving force behind the birth of the World Championships and the creation of the ITTF. Find out more about the man behind the legend, in the words of his great-niece.
Team silver for England as Barna’s legend starts to take shape
From the archives: Just one medal for England across the 1930 and 1931 World Championships, as Victor Barna emerges as a dominant force.
Fred Perry rules the world – England at Budapest 1929
From the archives: Fred Perry becomes England's first world champion, at the age of 19 in Budapest in 1929.
Sea travel, a sleepy schoolboy and medals – England at the 1928 Worlds
From the archives: Find out more about England's team at the second ever World Championships in Stockholm in 1928.
A century of world champions: Which teams have lifted the titles?
Find out more about the nations which have lifted the men's and women's World Team Championships titles since 1926.
ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026 tickets: Now on general sale
Tickets on sale now! ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026 ticket are available for general sale.
Information about group bookings for London 2026 tickets
We are pleased to confirm that group bookings are available for ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026 tickets.
ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026: The format explained
Check out our guide to how the tournament will work.
World Championships 2026: Volunteer applications are open
Are YOU ready to take centre stage at the ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships London 2026? The application process for volunteers is now open!
England star Bernard Crouch remembered as victims of rail disaster are honoured
VIDEO: The memory of England international and World Championship medallist Bernard Crouch is enshrined in a plaque marking the railway disaster which tragically ended his and 12 other lives.
