Amy Wang and Rachel Sung of the United States defeated the Brazilian pair Giulia and Bruna Takahashi 4-3 in the women's final, while the Cuban duo formed by Jorge Campos and Andy Diez won the men's title by defeating the Brazilians Hugo Calderano and Vitor Ishiy 4-2.

Brazilian Hugo Calderano and Hina Hayata of Japan have sealed the singles titles in the World Table Tennis (WTT) Contender event in Muscat.

Triple Olympic table tennis gold medallist Ding Ning of China has expressed her wish to help others to achieve their post-retirement dreams after securing her place on the Olympic Council of Asia Athletes' Committee here.

World silver medallist Wang Chuqin of China defeated compatriot and reigning Olympic champion Ma Long to claim the singles title at the World Table Tennis Star Contender in Lanzhou.

World Table Tennis' (WTT) inaugural managing director Matt Pound has stepped down after three years in the role to return to Australia.

Brazil's Hugo Calderano made it three men's singles titles in a row and four overall at the Pan American Table Tennis Championships in Havana.

Egyptian teenage sensation Hana Goda downed compatriot Dina Meshref to win women's singles gold at the African Table Tennis Championships in Tunis, rounding off a week that saw her help her country to secure a ticket to next year's Olympics in Paris.

Sweden's men won the European Team Table Tennis title for the first time since 2002 on the home ground of Malmo - and secured their Paris 2024 place - as they overcame a German team seeking a fourth successive title.

China dominated on their return to the Asian Table Tennis Championships in Pyeongchang, winning all seven gold medals.

Olympic mixed doubles bronze medallist Lin Yun-Ju of Chinese Taipei won the men's singles title at the World Table Tennis (WTT) Contender in Almaty.

Fifty-year-old Jian Fang Lay is in line to make history following another Australian clean sweep at the 2023 International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) Oceania Olympic Team and Mixed Doubles Qualification tournament.

London has been awarded the hosting rights for the 2026 World Team Table Tennis Championships at the International Table Tennis Federation's (ITTF) Annual General Meeting in Thailand.

Bangkok and London have presented their bids for the 2026 World Team Table Tennis Championships with respective focuses on "the spirit of transformation" and "nostalgia and significance".

The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) has started a three-day Summit in Bangkok in Thailand, during which it is set to elect a host city for the 2026 ITTF World Team Championships Finals.

Nagoya in Japan been announced as host city for this year's season-ending event World Table Tennis (WTT) Finals Women.