One of the world’s top players joins stellar line-up at inaugural league

An array of world-class talent has pledged to play in the inaugural season of the T2 Asia-Pacific Table Tennis League (T2 APAC) which will commence June this year.

The ETTU and TMS International have reached a tentative agreement which will include the ETTU major events within the ITTF's sponsorship package and agreement with TMS International.

A Special General Meeting of the ETTA, held during the AGM at Loughborough on Saturday (30th June), voted overwhelmingly (by 84.7% in favour, 15.3% against) to allow member leagues and counties discretion to opt out of the new ‘up to 11’ scoring system agreed by the International Table Tennis Federation in April, and to retain the traditional ‘up to 21’ scoring for their internal competitions if they wished.

The annual general meeting of the International Table Tennis Federation held at the World Championships, Osaka, Japan has by a large majority voted to change the scoring system from games up to 21 to games up to 11, with effect from 1st September 2001. Service will change every 2 points as opposed to after every 5 points as in games up to 21, with deuce at 10-10 after which service will change after every point until a player has a lead of 2 points to win the game. Sets will now normally be th

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