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Asian Games: Manika Batra, Sharath Kamal, G Sathiyan storm into pre-quarterfinals

NEW DELHI: Star India paddlers Manika Batra, Sharath Kamal and G Sathiyan displayed dominant performances as the trio reached the pre-quarterfinals in the table tennis competition at the Asian Games in Hangzhou on Thursday.

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Indian men’s team loses in the semifinals, wins bronze

The third-seeded Indian men’s team went down to Chinese Taipei, seeded second, 0-3 in the semifinals of the 26th-ITTF Asian table tennis championships here on Tuesday.

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Indian women finish sixth

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Ultimate Table Tennis: Goa Challengers bounces back to best Dabang Delhi, enters maiden final

Goa Challengers asserted its supremacy over table-topper Dabang Delhi TTC in a nail-biting semifinal to book a place in the Ultimate Table Tennis Season Four final on Friday. Riding on an all-round effort, Goa — trailing 4-6 at one stage — rode high on Alvaro Robles and T. Reeth Rishya’s…

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Ultimate Table Tennis: Dabang Delhi drubs U Mumba, inches closer to semifinal

Dabang Delhi's near-perfect outing against U Mumba secures them a spot in the semifinals of Ultimate Table Tennis Season 4. Ayhika Mukherjee's win over World No. 26 Lily Zhang, G. Sathiyan's loss to Aruna Quadri, and Sreeja Akula's sweep of Diya Chitale sealed the 11-4 victory. Chennai Lions lead the…

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Ultimate Table Tennis | Harmeet Desai powers Goa Challengers to a victory against Dabang Delhi

Harmeet Desai shines as Goa Challengers beat Dabang Delhi TTC 10-5. Harmeet whitewashed India teammate G. Sathiyan, while Suthasini Sawettabut sealed the win with a victory over Barbora Balazova. Alvaro Robles opened the tie in Goa’s favour, while T. Reeth Rishya lost a close encounter against Sreeja Akula.

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Table Tennis Federation of India names 10-member squad for Asian Championships, Asian Games

Table Tennis Federation of India names 10-member squad for Asian Championships, Asian Games. The Asian Championships in Korea is scheduled between September 3 and 10, while the Asian Games is between September 24 and October 2.

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Sharath Kamal, Manika Batra to lead India's TT squad at Asian Games

NEW DELHI: India's 10-member table tennis squad for the Hangzhou Asian Games in September-October has been announced, with Achanta Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra leading the team. The objective is to replicate the historic success achieved in the previous edition.

The Times of India

We have to make India a table tennis destination: Sathiyan

PANAJI: Lily Zhang has witnessed a sea change in Indian table tennis since she first stepped into the country a decade ago.

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We have to make India a TT destination: Sathiyan Gnanasekaran

PANAJI: Lily Zhang has witnessed a sea change in Indian table tennis since she first stepped into the country a decade ago.

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WTT Star Contender Goa: Harmeet, Sanil move to round two of qualifiers

NEW DELHI: Indian paddlers Harmeet Desai and Sanil Shetty registered contrasting victories as they made it to the round two of the qualifiers of the World Table Tennis (WTT) Star Contender Goa.

The Times of India

Sreeja, Sharath Kamal, Manika Batra qualify for WTTC Finals

LUSAIL: Birmingham Commonwealth Games mixed doubles gold medallist Sreeja Akula, table tennis stalwart Achanta Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra qualified for the singles events of the Durban World Table Tennis Championships (WTTC) Finals in May, overcoming strong challenges in the Round-of-16 matches of the Asian WTTC Continental Stage 2023 tournament…

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Birmingham CWG star Sreeja Akula excited to be honoured with Arjuna award

MUMBAI: Ace Indian paddler, Sreeja Akula, can't hide her excitement for being chosen as one of the recipients of this year's prestigious Arjuna award for her brilliant show at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

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Indian women's team knocked out of World Table Tennis Championship

CHENGDU: The Indian women's team's campaign at the World Table Tennis Championship ended with a 0-3 loss to Chinese Taipei in the pre-quarterfinals on Wednesday.

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World Table Tennis Championship: Indian men beat Kazakhstan, women get better of Egypt to reach last 16

CHENGDU: The Indian men's team, led by seasoned campaigner G Sathiyan, kept its hopes alive for a knock-out stage berth, beating Kazakhstan 3-2 in a closely fought group league tie of the World Table Tennis Championship here on Monday.

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Indian men blank Uzbekistan in World team table tennis championships

Manika loses twice as women go down fighting to Germany

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Manika Batra loses both matches as India women go down to Germany in World Team Table Tennis Championships

CHENGDU: Sreeja Akula and Diya Chitale registered impressive wins but star paddler Manika Batra lost both her fixtures as Indian women lost 2-3 to Germany in their ITTF World Team Championships opener here on Saturday.

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Sathiyan through to last four, Sharath pulls out with lower back pain

Sanil Shetty, Anirban Ghosh, Anusha Kutumbale, Takeme Sarkar and Swastika Ghosh bowed out

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National Games: Sharath retires citing back injury; Sathiyan, Manika sail into semis

SURAT: Veteran paddler Sharath Kamal retired from his last-eight clash due to back pain while top seeds G Sathiyan and Manika Batra moved to the semifinals of their respective events at the National Games on Friday.

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Paddlers shine brightly through the fog of gloom

In spite of the administrative muddle that impedes Indian table tennis, the team — led by the inspirational Sharath Kamal and backed up splendidly by G. Sathiyan, Harmeet Desai and Sreeja Akula — scripted a golden chapter at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham

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Two CWG singles golds 16 years apart an out of this world feeling; future of Indian TT in the right hands, says Sharath Kamal

NEW DELHI: Before he flew to Birmingham for the Commonwealth Games (CWG), Sharath Kamal had categorically mentioned "I am playing my best table tennis at 40." By the time he returned home a fortnight later, Sharath had turned those words into an astonishing three gold medals and a silver, and…

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CWG 2022: Capsule of India's gold medal winners

BIRMINGHAM: With a rich haul of 61 medals (22 gold, 16 silver, and 23 bronze) at this edition of the Commonwealth Games here, the Birmingham Games turned out to be one of the most memorable editions for the 210-strong Indian contingent.

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Commonwealth Games | Sharath, Sreeja clinch gold medal in table tennis mixed doubles

Sharath Kamal and Akula Sreeja overcame giant-killer Malaysian pair of Javen Choong and Karen Lyne in the final to win India’s maiden mixed doubles gold medal at Commonwealth Games

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CWG 2022: Sharath Kamal-Sreeja Akula pair wins gold in mixed doubles TT

BIRMINGHAM: Indian table tennis legend Achanta Sharath Kamal defied age to team up with young Sreeja Akula to win the mixed doubles gold medal at the Commonwealth Games here on Sunday.

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