ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026: The format explained
Check out our guide to how the tournament will work.
Table Tennis England and Parkinson’s UK announce partnership
Table Tennis England and Parkinson’s UK today announce a partnership which aims to create more opportunities for people with Parkinson’s to play the sport.
Twomey seals Nationals place at latest 4* event
Para sensation Bly Twomey was among the young athletes to seal invitations to the Mark Bates Ltd National Championships via the Cambridge Charity Junior 4*.
Six competitions fill the blank day in SBCL calendar
Senior British Clubs League players and local challengers are being served up high-class competitions to fill the standard ‘blank’ in the BCL fixture calendar in January.
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!
Cue Drum-roll! Glasgow bring Paul Drinkhall back to the Premier Division
Paul Drinkhall is back in the Senior British Clubs League, Premier Division and the three-time Olympian will play in this weekend’s round of fixtures after signing for Drumchapel Glasgow.
England No 1 Tom Jarvis serves up some useful advice
VIDEO: See how Tom Jarvis and John Murphy tailor serving practice for different tournaments in our latest Inside Camp video, out now.
Burnham & Dist: Leaders let loose
The top teams in Divisions 2 and 3 of the Burnham & District Table Tennis Winter League showed who is boss this year with wins over their nearest and not so dearest rivals in two top-of-the-table clashes this week.
Clacton & Dist: Honours even for Windsor rivals
The clash in Division One of the Clacton League between the Windsor Club’s top two teams, the Hawks and Eagles, ended all-square with honours even.
Braintree League: Leaders showcase their strength in depth
After taking no chances by turning out their top three players against Sudbury Nomads the previous week, Braintree Table Tennis League leaders Netts A showed their strength in depth when they turned to their second-choice players for their next match against Rayne B – and still came away with an 8-2 win.