Delhi is set to host the Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship 2026 at Thyagraj Stadium. The prestigious international tournament will be jointly organised by the Delhi Government and the Table Tennis Federation of India.
The championship is scheduled to be held from July 27 to August 2, 2026, and is expected to witness participation from more than 35 Commonwealth nations.
Venue: Thyagraj Stadium
Thyagraj Stadium will serve as the main competition venue and the ceremonial venue for the championship.
The stadium is one of India’s prominent indoor sporting facilities and has previously hosted several national and international sporting events.
The championship is expected to showcase:
- Delhi’s modern sports infrastructure
- Organisational capabilities
- Growing sports ecosystem
Countries Expected to Participate
Players from over 35 Commonwealth nations are expected to compete, including:
- England
- Australia
- Canada
- New Zealand
- South Africa
- Malaysia
- Singapore
- Nigeria
- Kenya
- Jamaica
- Trinidad and Tobago
among others.
Tournament Schedule and Format
The seven-day championship will feature competitions across multiple categories, including:
- Men’s events
- Women’s events
- Team championships
- Singles and doubles categories
The finals are scheduled to take place on August 2, 2026.
About the Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI)
The Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) is the official governing body for table tennis in India. It is responsible for organizing national and international table tennis events and it promotes development of the sport across the country.
- Founded: 1926 (one of ITTF’s founding members)
- Headquarters: I-12, 3rd Floor, DSIIDC Industrial Complex, Rohtak Road, Delhi
- Affiliations: International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), Asian Table Tennis Union, Indian Olympic Association (IOA)
- Membership: 32 state units + 37 institutional members
- Leadership: President Meghna Ahlawat (first female president), Secretary General Kamlesh Mehta
Conclusion
The hosting of the Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship 2026 marks another important milestone for Delhi’s sporting ambitions. With participation from top Commonwealth nations and world-class infrastructure at Thyagraj Stadium, the event is expected to enhance India’s international sporting profile and contribute to the growth of table tennis in the country.