Thyagraj Stadium is a modern indoor multi-purpose arena in the heart of New Delhi, built for the 2010 Commonwealth Games and celebrated as one of India's most eco-friendly sporting venues.
With a seating capacity of over 5,000, a climate-controlled competition hall and dedicated practice areas, it offers the ideal stage for elite table tennis — combining atmosphere, comfort and sustainability under one roof.
A fully air-conditioned indoor hall keeps ball flight and playing conditions consistent through every session.
Natural daylighting, rainwater harvesting and solar systems make this one of Delhi's greenest stadiums.
Separate warm-up and training courts let athletes prepare away from the show court spotlight.
Broadcast-grade lighting and video walls bring finals-night energy to the centre court.
Step-free access, wheelchair bays and accessible restrooms welcome every fan.
Food courts, merchandise stalls and a fan zone keep the atmosphere buzzing between sessions.






Nearest stations: INA and Jor Bagh on the Yellow Line, a short ride from central Delhi. Shuttle service runs to the venue on match days.
Well connected by DTC buses and taxis. Ring Road and Aurobindo Marg provide direct access to INA Colony.
Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) is roughly 40 minutes away by road, with metro and taxi links to the venue.