Category: TABLE TENNIS

KHURRAM SHEHZAD: WTT Champions Incheon 2024 is the first WTT Champions event of the 2024 season. • This is the first-ever WTT Series event to be held in Korea Republic. • WTT Champions is located above WTT Star Contender and WTT Contender on the WTT Series event pyramid. • LIN Yun-Ju and WANG Yidi took home the Men’s Singles and Women’s Singles titles at the most recent WTT Champions event, claiming the honours at WTT Champions Frankfurt 2023. • SUN Yingsha and WANG Manyu hold the most Women’s Singles titles at WTT Champions events with two apiece, while WANG Chuqin is the most successful Men’s Singles player at this level with two WTT Champions titles to date. • Miwa HARIMOTO is the youngest player competing in Incheon (15) while CHUANG Chih-Yuan is the oldest player in attendance (42). • Eight players make their WTT Champions debuts: Sora MATSUSHIMA, Edward LY, OH Junsung, QUEK Izaac, KIM Nayeong, Amy WANG, Orawan PARANANG and LEE Zion. • WTT Champions Incheon 2024 offers equal prize money, with the Men’s Singles and Women’s Singles champions walking away with a winner’s cheque of USD 15,000 and 1000 ITTF Table Tennis World Ranking points.

Khurram Nawaz Khan : Table tennis legend Ma Long has etched his name in World Championships history one last time, leading China to a monumental 23rd Swaythling Cup at the ITTF World Team Championships 2024 in Busan. In what marks his final appearance at the World Championships, Ma Long’s exceptional performance sealed a commanding 3-0 victory over France in Sunday’s Men’s Team final, solidifying China’s position as a dominant force in the sport.In a highly anticipated rematch of the 1997 World Championships final, France made a formidable return to the Men’s Team title match after 27 years. However, their aspirations to upset the reigning champions were thwarted by a determined Chinese team, led by Ma Long in his farewell appearance on the grand stage.The opening match set the stage for an intense showdown as Wang Chuqin and Felix Lebrun took centre stage, captivating spectators at the BEXCO Convention Centre. Despite Lebrun’s stellar performance throughout the event, Wang’s prowess secured an early lead for China.In the subsequent match, World No.1 Fan Zhendong faced off against Alexis Lebrun in a gripping display of skill and strategy. Despite a valiant effort from Alexis and a match point, Fan’s relentless determination ensured victory for China, further solidifying their dominance.

In the subsequent match, World No.1 Fan Zhendong faced off against Alexis Lebrun in a gripping display of skill and strategy. Despite a valiant effort from Alexis and a match point, Fan’s relentless determination ensured victory for China, further solidifying their dominance.

KHURRAM SHEHZAD: China clinched their 23rd title, narrowly avoiding an upset in a fiercely contested Women’s Team final at the ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals Busan 2024 Presented by BNK Busan Bank. In a nail-biting battle, they clinched victory with a hard-fought 3-2 triumph over Japan, showcasing their enduring dominance on the global stage.

The clash between China and Japan promised an evening of excitement, and it certainly delivered. The BEXCO Convention Centre was filled with electric energy as spectators witnessed the clash of titans under the bright lights. The showdown began with World No.1 Sun Yingsha facing off against 15-year-old sensation Miwa Harimoto. Despite Harimoto’s valiant effort, Sun Yingsha’s dominant performance secured an early lead for China with a commanding 3-0 victory.In the second match, Chen Meng and Hina Hayata battled fiercely, with the Japanese pulling off a stunning win against the Olympic singles champion in a thrilling four-game encounter. The unexpected turn of events levelled the match for Japan, adding an extra layer of excitement to the competition.

With the pressure mounting, Miu Hirano extended Japan’s lead with a magnificent 3-0 victory over Wang Yidi, leaving China on the brink of defeat. However, Sun Yingsha rose to the occasion, delivering a flawless performance to level the scores and force a decisive fifth match. The fate of the Corbillon Cup rested on the shoulders of Chen Meng and Miwa Harimoto, with both players giving their all in a tense battle. Despite Harimoto’s spirited efforts, Chen’s experience ultimately prevailed, securing China’s victory and their 23rd Women’s Team title. “It was a really tight but exciting match for us today, and I’m really thankful for my teammates – not just the three of us who played but also Wang Manyu, Chen Xingtong, our coach Ma Lin and every teammate within Team China. We’re delighted with this final victory as the fifth match was anything but easy for Chen Meng. Her performance today really touched our hearts and it’s thanks to her that we managed to secure today’s victory.” – Sun Yingsha

KHURRAM SHEHZAD : Quarterfinals of the men and women categories of International Table Tennis Federation( ITTF) world team table tennis championship 2024 is completed at Busan South Korea.

The results of Men Quarterfinals are as follows:

China defeated Japan by 3-0

France defeated Portugal by 3-1

Denmark defeated Solovania by 3-2

Tepee defeated Sweden by 3-2

Results of Women quarterfinals are as follows:

Japan defeated Romania by 3-0

France defeated Germany by 3-2

China defeated Korea by 3-0

Hongkong defeated Taipei by 3-2

KHURRAM SHEHZAD: International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) world team table tennis championship is in progress at Busan Korean Republic, round of 16 has been completed.

According to the results of Round of 24

Iran defeated Singapore by 3-0

Chinese Taipee defeated serbia by 3-0

Romania defeated england by 3-0

Austria defeated Hongkong by 3-2

Denmark defeated Hungary by 3-1

India defeated kazakhistan by 3-1

Poland defeated check republic by 3-0

Croatia defeated Brazil by 3-0

Results Round of 16:

Korea defeated india by 3-0

Japan defeated Austria by 3-0

Denmark defeated Slovakia by 2-1

China defeated Romania by 3-0

France defeated Poland by 3-0

Portugal defeated croatia by 3-1

Sweden defeated Taipe by 2-1

Germany defeated iran by 3-0

MUHAMMAD RIZWAN AWAN:

ITTF world team table tennis championship is going to start from 16 February at BEXCO Convention Centre Busan South Korea. The Total number of 32 teams from different countries are takin part in the event

ITTF world team table tennis championship finals Busan 2024 presented by the BNK Busan Bank takes to Busan exhibition and convention Centre from 16 – 25 February. The championships will see the world’s strongest teams face off to win two of  the sports most coveted prizes, the Swathing and Corbillon cups.

This marks Korea Republic’s first ever hosting of the ITTF world Table Tennis championships Finals. A long awaited milestone that promises a unique experience for fans and a chance to celebrate korea Republic’s place in table tennis history.

The first Table tennis championships were held in London in 1926 and since 1957 has been held biennially. The world team table tennis championships were first staged as their own competition in 2000.

This championship consists of two event disciplines Men’s team and Women’s Team. There are eight groups which includes four teams in each group. There are 32 countries are taking part in this mega event.

 MUHAMMAD RIZWAN AWAN : The stage is set for a thrilling spectacle as anticipation builds towards the upcoming ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals Busan 2024 Presented by BNK Busan Bank. From February 16 to 25, 2024, the prestigious Busan Exhibition and Convention Centre (BEXCO) will witness a gathering of top-tier talent and fierce competition against the breathtaking backdrop of Busan. This landmark event marks Korea Republic’s inaugural hosting of the ITTF World Table Tennis Championships Finals, a momentous occasion poised to offer fans a unique experience and celebrate Korea Republic’s distinguished place in the realm of table tennis history.

ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals Busan 2024 Presented by BNK Busan Bank are set to take place at the Busan Exhibition and Convention Centre from 16-25 February. The championships will see the globe’s strongest teams face off to win two of the sport’s most coveted prizes; the Swaythling and Corbillon Cups.

This marks Korea Republic’s first-ever hosting of the ITTF World Table Tennis Championships Finals, a long-awaited milestone that promises a unique experience for fans and a chance to celebrate Korea Republic’s place in table tennis history.

The first World Table Tennis Championships were held in London in 1926 and since 1957 has been held biennially. The World Team Table Tennis Championships were first staged as their own competition in 2000.