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Four athletes who represented England at the home World Championships will again pull on the three leopards shirt at the upcoming Commonwealth Championships in India.
Connor Green, who featured in every England men’s match at OVO Arena Wembley, leads the squad alongside women’s mainstay Tin-Tin Ho.
They are joined by Jasmin Wong, who played against Japan,...
Dedicated volunteer Craig Mehew had a direct hand in winning not one, not two, but THREE Cloudathlete Pride of Table Tennis Awards this year – but he says it’s all about the team effort.
Craig is from St Austell TTC in Cornwall and, as well as contributing to the Club of the Year and Inspirational Story of the Year Awards, was also named as the ‘blue riband’ Volunt...
Three London 2026 athletes lead England’s squad for the European Youth Championships in Portugal next month.
Tianer Yu and Ella Pashley both competed for England against some of the best players in the world at OVO Arena Wembley last month, while Alyssa Nguyen was an unused squad member.
Now they are part of a 13-strong squad which will compete in Gondoma...
As we celebrate Volunteers Week, we shine a light on the winners and runners-up in the Cloudathlete Pride of Table Tennis Awards!
The shortlisted nominees were honoured at Wembley during the ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026 Presented by ACN.
As well as attending a prize-giving reception at Brent Civic Centre, they had the chan...
Sienna Jetha pushed second seed and top-60 junior Nina Skerbinz hard before exiting in a deciding game at WTT Youth Contender Sandefjord in Norway.
Jetha (pictured above) qualified second from the Under-19 Girls’ Singles group stage, edging through 3-2 against Fiona Overgaard of Denmark, having earlier lost to top seed Karolina Holda of Poland.
She faced ...