China's table tennis icon Liu Guoliang has stepped down as president of the Chinese Table Tennis Association (CTTA), with former Olympic and world champion Wang Liqin, the association's current ...

Defending singles and mixed-doubles champion Wang Liqin remained on track for a medal in all of his three disciplines Thursday, continuing Chinese supremacy at the World Table Tennis Championships.

Liu Guoliang resigned as president of the Chinese Table Tennis Association (CTTA) on Wednesday, saying he was stepping down to leave his replacement enough time to guide the nation’s ...

Wang Liqin successfully defended the mixed doubles title and remained on course for another two more on Friday, continuing Chinese domination at the World Table Tennis Championships. Wang and Guo Yue ...

Wang Liqin has stepped into the Chinese table tennis hot seat at a time when the temperature could not be higher. Replacing Liu Guoliang as the president of the Chinese Table Tennis Association ...

Liu had been in top role at Chinese Table Tennis Association ... as president of the Chinese Table Tennis Association (CTTA), with CTTA vice-president Wang Liqin elected the organisation's new ...

Two-time world champion Wang Liqin cemented his number one ranking by regaining the men's singles title to wind up the Japan Open table tennis tournament. Wang, the winner here in 2000 ...

Before handing his baton at the Chinese Table Tennis Association (CTTA) to Wang Liqin on Wednesday, Liu - a multiple Olympic and World Championships winner - was also the chairman of the WTT Council.

And their men's side of Ma Lin, Wang Hao and world champion Wang Liqin began the inaugural Olympic table tennis team event yesterday with a show of strength that suggests they will be unstoppable.

The advent of table tennis supposedly dates back to the late 1800s ... Wang Nan claimed silver and Guo Yue earned bronze in women's singles, while Wang Hao took silver and Wang Liqin won bronze in men ...

I played an exhibition match with Wang Liqin [ranked sixth in the world]. It was just exhibition though; we were just trying to make [table tennis] look good, so it wasn't anything too serious.