M umbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 10 (ANI): Table tennis legend and multi-time Commonwealth and Asian Games medalist Achanta Sharath Kamal said that he cannot wait to hold the Indian flag as the ...

The legendary Achanta Sharath Kamal, world No 42, found the going tough against his world No 7 opponent Lin Yun-Ju, whose reflexes and precision made the contest tougher for the Indian to settle ...

Table Tennis player Sharath Kamal is one of the senior pros, who will be the oldest player at next week's WTT Star Contender event in Goa, but he is not the only athlete in his 40s playing a world ...

The Indian men lost to Chinese Taipei in the semifinal of the team event at the Asian Table Tennis Championships on Thursday, but in the process, secured a third consecutive bronze medal in this event ...

Veteran Achanta Sharath Kamal started off things for India by losing to Lin Yun Ju by 0-3 (7-11, 10-12, 9-11). It was followed by Manav Thakkar taking to the field, but losing to Kao Cheng-Juo by ...

The 42-year-old Kamal, who was making his fifth Olympics appearance, lost 2-4 (12-10 9-11 6-11 7-11 11-8 10-12) to Deni Kozul of Slovenia ranked 86 places below him in a round of 64 match that ...

Achanta Sharath Kamal adjudged TOISA Table Tennis Player of the Year Achanta Sharath Kamal was declared the winner of TOISA Table Tennis Player of the Year Award at the inaugural Times of India ...

Achanta Sharath Kamal bagged the TOISA for 'Table Tennis Player of the Year'. He won two bronze medals at the Asian Championships in the men's team and men's doubles event, besides his fighting ...

Manika Batras historic performance at the WTT Champions propels her into the top 30 of the ITTF rankings, marking a milestone for Indian table tennis.

India lost 3-0, managing to take only one game across the three matches, as Achanta Sharath Kamal, Manav Thakkar, and Harmeet Desai all lost to higher-ranked opponents in the semifinal.