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TOISA 2024: Table Tennis stars up for top honours

NEW DELHI: India’s standout table tennis players, who performed exceptionally on the global stage last year, have secured nominations for the prestigious Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) 2024. Known for their speed, precision, and relentless drive, these athletes will be celebrated in the men’s, women’s, and para table tennis…

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Star paddler Archana Kamath shifts focus to academic table

Olympian quits sport to join masters course in Michigan

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Archana Kamath quits professional table tennis to pursue academic career

NEW DELHI: Archana Kamath, who played a crucial role in leading India to the women’s table tennis team quarter-finals at the Paris Olympics, decided to leave the sport despite support from the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS), Olympic Gold Quest (OGQ), and other sponsors. At 23 years old, she has…

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Paris Olympics: Manika Batra & Co. raise TT bar as women's team makes quarters

Manika Batra's flawless execution played a pivotal role in India's remarkable 3-2 victory over fourth-seed Romania as the women's table-tennis team — marking their debut entry in the Olympics — advanced to the quarterfinals.

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TABLE TENNIS | Sharath Kamal and Manika to spearhead Indian challenge in Paris

Indian table tennis stars A. Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra lead the Indian squads at the Paris Olympics.

The Hindu

Paris 2024: Sharath Kamal, Manika Batra to lead India in Olympic team debut

NEW DELHI: Veteran Sharath Kamal and world No. 24 Manika Batra have been chosen to lead the Indian men's and women's teams, respectively, at the Paris Games, marking the country's inaugural participation in Olympic team events.

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Fouaad Mirza to compete in five equestrian competitions ahead of Paris Olympics

NEW DELHI: Ace Indian equestrian Fouaad Mirza will compete in five competitions as part of his preparation for the Paris Olympics after his proposal was approved by the Sports Ministry on Thursday.

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National-ranking TT: Harmeet, Archana bag titles

Harmeet Desai (PSPB) won men's singles title, defeating Jeet Chandra (AAI) 4-2. Archana Kamath (PSPB) won women's title, beating Ayhika Mukherjee (RBI) 4-0. Both from PSPB, they emerged victorious after intense matches.

The Hindu

Last round brings Arun triple jump gold with Games record

Athletes A.B. Arun and Pradeep Senthil Kumar won gold in triple jump and 800m respectively at the 37th National Games. Srabani Nanda and Archana Kamath won gold in women's 200m and table tennis singles respectively. Swimmers Srihari Nataraj, Virdhawal Khade and Nina Venkatesh set new Games records in their events.…

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Ultimate Table Tennis: Natalia Bajor seals it for Bengaluru Smashers against Puneri Paltan

Pune Manush Shah's stellar performance helped Puneri Paltan snatch an 8-7 win over Bengaluru Smashers in Ultimate Table Tennis. Manush led the revival, winning five of six points, while Jeet Chandra and Natalia Bajor's late charge kept the tie alive. Kirill Gerassimenko and Manika Batra's impressive start gave Bengaluru hope,…

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Ultimate Table Tennis: Sharath Kamal and Yangzi Liu power Chennai Lions to a dominant win over Puneri Paltan

Chennai Lions opened the fourth season of Ultimate Table Tennis with a 10-5 win over Puneri Paltan TT. Veteran A. Sharath Kamal and star female paddler Yangzi Liu led the way, winning four of five matches. Benedikt Duda and Manush Shah also won their singles matches, while Hana Matelova gave…

The Hindu

Indian challenge at table tennis Worlds comes to an end

The Indian challenge in the World table tennis championships in Durban came to an end on Wednesday, with the exit of Manika Batra and Archana Kamath in the women’s doubles event. The Indian pair lost to Hina Hayata and Mima Ito of Japan 8-11, 6-11, 7-11 in the pre-quarterfinals.

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Manika Batra makes third round of World table tennis championship; Sathiyan bows out

India’s top woman paddler Manika Batra scripted a facile 11-9, 14-12, 11-4, 11-8 in the women’s second round of the World table tennis championships in Durban on Tuesday. Manika will next take on Georgina Pota of Hungary.

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WTT Star Contender Goa: Manika Batra registers three victories in a day for India

NEW DELHI: Ace Indian paddler Manika Batra starred on the opening day of the main draw of the World Table Tennis (WTT) Star Contender Goa as she registered three wins across formats at the Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Indoor Stadium in Panaji.

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'Archana getting unfair treatment from TTFI'

Top player's father lashes out at national body for keeping her out of singles, mixed doubles at Asian meet

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COA is transparent and democratic: Gita Mittal

‘Court cases put pressure on the selected players’

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Delhi High Court dismisses writ petitions of table tennis players Manush, Swastika

NEW DELHI: Indian table tennis players Manush Shah and Swastika Ghosh's writ petitions challenging their exclusion from the country's Commonwealth Games squad were on Monday dismissed by Delhi High Court.

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Don't send list of women's team for CWG till next hearing: HC to TTFI

BENGALURU: A division bench of the Karnataka High Court has in an interim order directed the Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) not to send the list of selected women table tennis players for the upcoming Commonwealth Games till the next date of hearing on a petition filed by a…

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Now TT player Archana Kamath moves court after exclusion from CWG squad

NEW DELHI: Rising woman paddler Archana Kamath is the latest table tennis player to move court after she was dropped from the Indian team for the upcoming Commonwealth Games, further deepening the chaos surrounding the selection of the side for July 28-August 8 quadrennial event.

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Paddler Diya replaces Archana in Commonwealth Games team

The selectors retained the men’s team, where an equally-deserving Manush Shah was kept away

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Table tennis player Diya Chitale, who moved court over her exclusion, included in CWG squad

NEW DELHI: Young Indian table tennis player Diya Chitale, who had approached the Delhi High Court over her exclusion from the women's CWG squad, was on Tuesday included in the side for the July-August event at the expense of Archana Kamath.

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TTFI Mess: India No. 3 Diya Chitale files writ petition in Delhi HC after being overlooked for CWG

NEW DELHI: India No. 3 Diya Chitale has filed a writ petition in Delhi High Court after being overlooked for the national Table Tennis squad that will take part in the upcoming Commonwealth Games with the Committee of Administrators (CoA) headed by a former decathlete allegedly selecting a player who…

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Sharath, Sreeja to lead India at CWG

BENGALURU: Top paddlers Achanta Sharath Kamal and Sreeja Akula are set to lead India's charge at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games as the Committee of Administrators (CoA), managing the affairs of table tennis in the country, announced an eight-member squad here on Tuesday following the conclusion of the week-long national camp.

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CoA’s guidelines to come into effect from October 1

New selection/ranking criteria for domestic and international tournaments

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ITTF Rankings: Manika Batra jumps 10 spots to achieve career-best world No. 38, Sathiyan is world No. 34

NEW DELHI: Indian paddlers, including star player Manika Batra, on Tuesday made massive gains in the ITTF world rankings after the sport's governing body approved changes to the points system.

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