India’s table tennis campaign ends at Tokyo as Sharath Kamal goes down to World Champion Ma Long
Tokyo: Sharath Kamal matched the legendary and the current World Champion Ma Long stroke for stroke in the first three ...
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Tokyo: Sharath Kamal matched the legendary and the current World Champion Ma Long stroke for stroke in the first three ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Beating Japanese World No.4 two years ago is a special motivation for Indian table tennis player G Sathiyan. ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Veteran table tennis player Sharath Kamal Thursday surpassed compatriot G Sathiyan to become the highest-ranked Indian in the ...
Read moreMuscat: Ace Indian paddler Achanta Sharath Kamal pulled off a stunning come-from-behind victory against Russia’s Kirill Skachkov to enter the ...
Read moreBudapest: The Indian pair of A. Sharath Kamal and G. Sathiyan succeeded in toppling experienced top seeds Kwan Kit Ho ...
Read moreBudapest: Commonwealth Games gold medallist Manika Batra notched up a stunning win over World No. 26 Chen Szu-Yu to enter ...
Read moreHyderabad: Sixth seed Harmeet Desai defeated fourth-seeded Manav Thakkar 4-3 in the men’s singles final to claim his maiden title ...
Read moreGondomar (Portugal): The Indian men’s table tennis squad are well placed to create history at the Olympic qualifiers beginning here ...
Read moreNew Delhi: The sprightly G Sathiyan came of age to take over the leadership mantle in Indian table tennis from ...
Read moreKathmandu: Anthony Amalraj defeated compatriot Harmeet Desai while Sutirtha Mukherjee downed Ayhika Mukherjee to claim the men's and women's singles ...
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