The 22nd Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship 2026 gathers more than 35 nations at the historic Thyagraj Stadium in New Delhi from 27 July to 2 August, with the Grand Finals staged on 2 August.
Across seven days and seven medal categories, the finest paddlers of the Commonwealth will contest team and individual honours on the show court — carrying forward a tradition of friendly rivalry that has defined this championship for over five decades.
The inaugural Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships are staged, uniting member nations around the sport for the first time.
The championship grows into a recurring fixture, expanding categories and welcoming rising table tennis nations from across the Commonwealth.
India, England, Singapore and Nigeria establish themselves as powerhouses, trading titles across singles, doubles and team events.
The 22nd edition arrives in New Delhi — the largest and most inclusive staging yet, with 35+ nations at Thyagraj Stadium.
The governing authority for table tennis across the Commonwealth. The CTTF sanctions the championship, sets competition standards and safeguards the spirit of fair play that unites its member nations.
The national federation and co-host of CTTC 2026. The TTFI leads competition delivery, officiating and athlete services, drawing on decades of experience staging elite events across India.
The host-city partner. The Delhi Government provides the venue, security, transport and civic support that make a championship of this scale possible in the national capital.
New Delhi carries a proud legacy of hosting the world, from the Asian Games to the 2010 Commonwealth Games. CTTC 2026 advances the city's vision to be recognised as India's foremost sports capital.
A dedicated team delivering every rally, ceremony and moment of CTTC 2026.
Direcorate of Education & Sports
Govt. of NCT of Delhi