Sutirtha Mukherjee

There’s no stopping sutirtha mukherjee as the Olympian paddler’s impressive show helped Bengal emerge as the overall champions in table tennis competition of the 36th National Games in Surat on Saturday.

Star paddler Manika Batra was on Wednesday left out of the India squad for the Asian Championships beginning September 28 in Doha after she did not attend the mandatory national camp in Sonepat. In the absence of the world number 56th player, 97th-ranked sutirtha mukherjee will lead the women's team. The other members are Ayhika Mukherjee (ranked 131) and Archana Kamath (132).

Manika will lead the Indian girls team in the South Asian Junior TT C'ships while boys' challenge will be spearheaded by national champion Abhishek.

Reigning women's singles champion sutirtha mukherjee seems to have a distinct advantage over the rest of the players in the fray of the 82nd Senior National Table Tennis Championships that began here on Monday.

Promising paddler sutirtha mukherjee has credited regular overseas exposures for India's best-ever show in any table tennis tournament abroad.

India concluded their Asian Table Tennis Championships campaign with three medals, highlighted by a historic bronze in women's doubles. Ayhika Mukherjee and sutirtha mukherjee secured the bronze after a semifinal loss to Japan, marking India's first-ever medal in this category. The Indian women's team also earned a historic bronze in the team event, while the men's team captured another bronze.

Indian paddlers bagged the gold and silver medals in both the men's and women's doubles events of the 13th South Asian Games on Wednesday.

Bengal girl sutirtha mukherjee booked her maiden Olympic berth as she overcame countrymate Manika Batra 4-2 in a thrilling encounter in the Asian Olympic qualification meet in Doha on Thursday.

Bolstered by their recent good form, promising young paddlers sutirtha mukherjee and Abhishek Yadav will be eyeing a berth in the Youth Olympics Games next year.

Promising paddler sutirtha mukherjee led Indian girls to a gold medal finish while the boys had to settle for a silver in the team championship of the Slovak Junior Open.

City girl Akula Sreeja was unlucky to miss out on National Games gold at the Pt Deendayal Upadhyaya Indoor Stadium in Surat on Saturday.

Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra are set to lead India's teams at the 27th Asian Table Tennis Championships in Astana from October 7 to 13. The selection process emphasized world ranking, international experience, and national performance. Coach Massimo Constantini is hopeful for strong performances, crucial for qualifying for the World Championships and Asian Games.

There's no stopping sutirtha mukherjee as the Olympian paddler's impressive show helped Bengal emerge as the overall champions in table tennis competition of the 36th National Games in Surat on Saturday.

Manika Batra and sutirtha mukherjee could no longer continue with their heroics against higher-ranked opponents as India’s challenge at the WTT Star Contender ended in the pre-quarters.

The 11-member Indian squad will participate at the 2023 World Table Tennis Championships slated to be held in Durban from May 20 to 28. CWG gold medallist Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra, the top-ranked Indian women player, will spearhead the Indian challenge at the event.

The Diamond City is hosting the 36th National Games from September 29 to October 12, but the table tennis events which are part of the games are starting from Tuesday. Officials said that the TT events have been advanced as some of the national players are going to take part in the international championship scheduled a week later.

India's 10-member table tennis squad for the Hangzhou Asian Games in September-October has been announced, with Achanta Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra leading the team. The objective is to replicate the historic success achieved in the previous edition.

Sixth-seed Harmeet Desai defeated fourth-seed Manav Thakkar 4-3 in the men's singles final to claim his maiden title at the 81st National Table Tennis Championships on Sunday.

Favourites Gujarat men’s table tennis team gave their fans much to cheer about as they clinched gold without dropping a single set in the final against Delhi. West Bengal beat Maharashtra in the women’s final of the 36th National Games in Surat on Wednesday.

Indian women's doubles pair of sutirtha mukherjee and Ayhika Mukherjee advanced to the final of the WTT Contender tournament in Tunis after beating Korean duo of Shin Yubin and Jeon Jihi on Saturday.

Promising paddler sutirtha mukherjee led Indian girls to a gold medal finish while the boys had to settle for a silver in the team championship of the Slovak Junior Open at Senec, Slovakia.

Kirill Gerassimenko perhaps would have liked his trip to India end in a better way, especially after the start he got in the form of a youth Olympic berth five days ago.

Olympic-bound Indian table tennis players, including Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra, received a much needed boost as they will have a 19-day camp at Sonepat beginning on Thursday.

Jennifer Varghese did the star turn in the UTT national ranking table tennis championship in Hyderabad on Thursday. After emerging as the U-17 girls champion with ease, the 14-year-old city paddler caused the biggest upset of the national ranking tournament when she surprised women’s second seed sutirtha mukherjee in an intense women’s pre-quarterfinal contest in straight games.

Bengal picked their first gold of the 36th National Games when the women paddlers defeated Maharashtra in the team final in Surat on Wednesday. The Bengal men’s side too ended up on the podium claiming the bronze medal after going down to hosts Gujarat 0-3 in the semifinal.

Bengal picked their first gold of the 36th National Games when the women paddlers defeated Maharashtra in the team final in Surat on Wednesday. The Bengal men's side too ended up on the podium claiming the bronze medal after going down to hosts Gujarat 0-3 in the semifinal.

Indian women's doubles pair of sutirtha mukherjee and Ayhika Mukherjee clinched the WTT Contender tournament title in Tunis on Sunday. The duo defeated the Japanese pair of Miyuu Kihara and Miwa Harimoto 3-1 (11-5, 11-6, 5-11, 13-11). The resounding win not only secured the championship for the Indian pair but also marked a historic moment as they became the first Indians to clinch a Contender title this year.

Ace women paddlers Manika Batra and sutirtha mukherjee lost their pre quarter-final matches as Indian challenge ended at the World Table Tennis Star Contender event, on Friday.