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Why China is the best table tennis country in the worldChina has been successful in table tennis. They are the best country in the sport and they’re consistent enough to remain in the top tier of table tennis. Let’s talk about the reasons why they continue to be the best team in the world after all this time.

Panagiotis Gionis qualifies for his fifth Olympic GamesGreek table tennis star Panagiotis Gionis has reached his fifth Olympic Games which is a rare feat for any athlete. At 41 years of age, it will be a tough event for him as he is older than the rest of the competitors but he will work hard to compete.

Betting on table tennis gamesTable tennis has become a global sport over the past few years. The sport has reached many countries hence its prominence. Betting has also reached its peak in table tennis, and it is safe to say that it is a trend for many punters all over the world.

Why is Kamal India's biggest hope in Tokyo?Sharath Kamal may be just one man, but he is already India’s biggest shot at winning a gold medal in the Tokyo Games. Kamal is keen to make history and the Olympic Games is the best stage where he can achieve his goal of doing so.

How Quek stays motivated in his gamesIzaac Quek puts a lot of effort into his games as he hopes to prove his worth as a rising star in Singapore. He is now the first player from the country to make it to the top of the Under-15 boys’ world ranking list, and he continues to show he is motivated to play and win.

Batra, Kamal eager to win in the OlympicsWith the lead-up games to the Tokyo Games put on hold, the duo of Manika Batra and Sharath Kamal are keen to put some work on their plays in Chennai instead. They are really hoping to come up with a massive win in the coming Games.

Kamal, Batra secure final spot in OlympicsThe duo of Achanta Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra has been named to the final spot in the Tokyo Olympics. It seems like there is much to expect from the Indian duo as they hope to earn a huge win for India and make history in the Games.

Colin Judge talks about how table tennis changed his lifePara-table tennis star Colin Judge narrowly missed out on a chance to play in the Rio Olympics back in 2016 but has since become a star in the para scene. He is one of the best players from Europe and with the Tokyo Olympics coming up, Judge is a contender to make it.

How to play casual table tennisTable tennis has been one of the most hyped pastimes in most offices and other workplaces. The smaller version of tennis has been helpful in relieving stress, battling boredom and so on. Knowing how to play the basics of table tennis is vital to help people enjoy their time.

Why Sun Yingsha is still focused on the Tokyo OlympicsAt 20 years of age, Sun Yingsha is already in the top tier of table tennis. It is evident that her goal is to win a gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Despite the event’s postponement in 2020 itself, Sun still works hard so she can win the event once it is held.

Sathiyan heats up for Olympic GamesThe Tokyo Games are coming in hot, and a lot of players are doing their best to get ready for the intense tournament. It seems that Indian star Sathiyan Gnanasekaran continues to pour in a great deal of work in his practice with the hopes of writing history in the coming Games as well.

Aussie star Milly Tapper wants gold at the Tokyo ParalympicsMilly Tapper is a prolific table tennis star as she is ranked number three in the world. She wants to win a gold medal in the Tokyo Games in 2021. She is known for being successful in her achievements with medals at the Commonwealth Games and the World Championships.

Kamal seeks to win big in TokyoAchanta Sharath Kamal claims that he has high hopes for his success in the coming Tokyo Games. The Indian star aims to make history and come up with a podium finish in his games. He is clearly determined to win and will surely not let this chance slip past him.

Why Sathiyan is confident on India's Olympic chancesSathiyan Gnanasekaran claims that India has the best chance to win big in the coming Tokyo Olympics when it comes to table tennis. It seems that the star is confident that India will fare well as they have waited for this chance for a very long time, and they are not holding back.

The key to Indian star Mouma Das' longevity in table tennisAfter she started her career way back in 1997, India’s Mouma Das is still going. She has continued to be an iconic player for the country in recent years. Her performances are a testament to her longevity.

How Bergström made her Olympic dreams come trueSwedish star Linda Bergström managed to book her ticket to the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games as she secured the top spot in the qualification event in Doha. She won the group final against Margaryta Pesotska.

How to improve play on table tennisTable tennis is one of the most popular sports all over the world. It bears a huge similarity to the way that both tennis and badminton works. Players still have a tough time learning how to control their use of the paddles and this is why they need to practice hard every day.

Hursey goes off sport to tackle climate changeWhile most table tennis stars are focused on working their way into the top stages such as the Olympics, Anna Hursey takes a rare path to success by making friends in high places. She looks to help tackle the climate change crisis with US president Joe Biden.

What makes European table tennis different from the rest?When it comes to table tennis, most people think about the Asian game. However, the European scene is on the rise as it is different from the rest of the world. There are many aspects that are unique in Europe so let’s talk about them.

Sharath and Batra focus on preparing for the qualifiersWith events affected by COVID-19 over the past year, Indian table tennis and its stars Achanta Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra struggled to prepare for their Olympic qualifiers. With the recent national championships, they are set to leave for Doha so they can play in the qualifiers.