History made at the Copper Box
History was made at the Copper Box as the ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026 Presented by ACN kicked off in the capital today.
County Championships: Middlesex retain Senior title
Middlesex retained their Senior Middlesex Retain title.
London Calling! The World Championships are here!
The long wait is over and the ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026 Presented by ACN are here!
Three quickfire tournaments as GB Para ramp up Worlds preparation
Three tournaments in three weeks mark the start of a key period for the British Para Table Tennis Team as the athletes look to secure qualification for the ITTF World Para Table Tennis Championships in Thailand in November.
China Merchants Bank announced as a founding partner for Centenary Tables Programme
To celebrate the centenary year of the World Team Table Tennis Championships, ten special edition tables have been installed across the capital by Table Tennis... Continue reading
Butterfly Schools Nationals 2026: Eight top teams take titles
London Academy took three titles and a total of eight were decided at the Butterfly Schools Team Finals at WV Active Wolverhampton.
Burnham & Dist: Stars are shining bright
Over the course of every season there are some phenomenal individual and team performances but this week we honour the most valuable players across the length and breadth of the season in the Burnham & District Table Tennis League.
Island league champions celebrate
It was the Ryde C team once again who (unsurprisingly) won the Island's Division One Winter League. They retained the trophy easily, being 39 points ahead of runners-up Ryde A, who were Winter League champions two years ago.
Clacton & Dist: Champagne time for double winners Brotherhood
Brotherhood A have capped a momentous season by winning the Clacton League’s 2026 Handicap Knock-Out Cup, in the final defeating Second Division Nomads Tigers 5-2.
Braintree League: Like father, like son as Dowsett takes title
Scott Dowsett made history in the Braintree Table Tennis League open singles final when he became the first son of a former winner to become league champion. His dad, six-times champion Terry, was there to watch him.