World TT Championships: Manika Batra reaches women’s and mixed doubles quarters
Houston (US): Ace Indian paddler Manika Batra reached the women's and mixed doubles quarter-finals at the World Table Tennis Championships ...
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Houston (US): Ace Indian paddler Manika Batra reached the women's and mixed doubles quarter-finals at the World Table Tennis Championships ...
Read moreNew Delhi: The Delhi High Court said Monday that a player should not suffer in courts ahead of international events ...
Read moreBudapest: The Indian pair of Manika Batra and Sathiyan Gnanasekaran won the mixed doubles title at the WTT Contender event ...
Read moreBudapest: India’s table tennis star Manika Batra and compatriots Archana Kamath and Sreeja Akula recorded tough victories to enter the ...
Read moreNew Delhi: She reached the third round of the women’s singles in table tennis at the Tokyo Olympics. It is ...
Read moreTokyo: Sharath Kamal matched the legendary and the current World Champion Ma Long stroke for stroke in the first three ...
Read moreTokyo: India's leading player Sharath Kamal overcame a sluggish start to beat Portugal's Tiago Apolonia in the men's singles second ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Beating Japanese World No.4 two years ago is a special motivation for Indian table tennis player G Sathiyan. ...
Read moreDoha: The seasoned Achanta Sharath Kamal became Thursday the first Indian paddler to qualify for the Tokyo Olympic Games. Sharath ...
Read moreNew Delhi: India’s table tennis star Manika Batra was Tuesday recommended for the prestigious Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award by ...
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