Olympic Games
- July 26 – August 11: 2024 Summer Olympics in
Paris
This page lists notable table tennis events taking place in 2024.
Paris 
Busan 
China; 
France; 
South Korea; 
Chinese Taipei China; 
Japan; France; 
Hong Kong 
Helsingborg 
Montreux [1] 
Darko Jorgić (m) / Jia Nan Yuan (f)
Saarbrücken [2] 
Doha [3] Wang Chuqin (m) / Sun Yingsha (f) Yuan Licen & Liang Jingkun (m) / Qian Tianyi & Chen Xingtong (f) Sun Yingsha & Wang Chuqin Doha [4] Timo Boll (m) / Jeon Ji-hee (f) Lee Sang-su & Lim Jong-hoon (m) / Shin Yu-bin & Jeon Ji-hee (f) Sun Yingsha & Wang Chuqin 
Goa [5] Félix Lebrun (m) / Cheng I-ching (f) An Jae-hyun & Lim Jong-hoon (m) / Shin Yu-bin & Jeon Ji-hee (f) Lim Jong-hoon & Shin Yu-bin 
Singapore [6] Wang Chuqin (m) / Wang Manyu (f) Lin Gaoyuan & Ma Long (m) / Chen Meng & Wang Manyu (f) Wang Chuqin & Sun Yingsha Incheon [7] Liang Jingkun (m) / Sun Yingsha (f) Taiyuan [8] Liang Jingkun (m) / Chen Xingtong (f) Lin Gaoyuan & Ma Long (m) / Kuai Man & Chen Yi (f) Lin Shidong & Kuai Man 
Rio de Janeiro [9] Hugo Calderano (m) / Miyu Nagasaki (f) An Jae-hyun & Oh Jun-sung (m) / Honoka Hashimoto & Hitomi Sato (f) Shin Yu-bin & Lim Jong-hoon 
Lagos [10] 
Zagreb [11] Alexis Lebrun (m) / Hina Hayata (f) Alexis Lebrun & Simon Gauzy (m) / Sakura Yokoi & Satsuki Odo (f) Tomokazu Harimoto & Hina Hayata Ljubljana [12] Hugo Calderano (m) / Hina Hayata (f) Anton Källberg & Kristian Karlsson (m) / Miyuu Kihara & Miyu Nagasaki (f) Tomokazu Harimoto & Hina Hayata 
Tunis [13] Tomokazu Harimoto (m) / Miwa Harimoto (f) Tomokazu Harimoto & Sora Matsushima (m) / Sakura Yokoi & Satsuki Odo (f) Tomokazu Harimoto & Hina Hayata 
Bangkok [14] Tomokazu Harimoto (m) / Mima Ito (f) Tomokazu Harimoto & Sora Matsushima (m) / Honoka Hashimoto & Hitomi Sato (f) Tomokazu Harimoto & Hina Hayata 
Lima [15] Darko Jorgić (m) / Satsuki Odo (f) Florian Bourras & Esteban Dorr (m) / Sakura Yokoi & Satsuki Odo (f) Henrique Noguti & Giulia Takahashi 
Almaty [16] Lin Shidong (m) / Shi Xunyao (f) Lin Shidong & Xu Yingbin (m) / He Zhuojia & Liu Weishan (f) Lin Shidong & Kuai Man Lanzhou [17] Frankfurt [18] 
Corpus Christi [19] Kirill Gerassimenko (m) / Sreeja Akula (f)
Gustavo Gomez & Nicolas Burgos (m) / Deng Zhen & Lin Jiaqi (f)
Niagol Stoyanov & Giorgia Piccolin 
Manchester [20] Cho Dae-seong (m) / Lily Zhang (f)
Martin Allegro & Florent Lambiet (m) / 
Barbora Balážová & 
Hana Matelová (f)
Nandor Ecseki & Dora Madarasz 
Beirut [21] Sathiyan Gnanasekaran (m) / 
Ni Xialian (f)
Jorge Campos & Andy Pereira (m) / Zhu Chengzhu & Doo Hoi Kem (f) Manush Utpalbhai Shah & Diya Parag Chitale Beirut [22] Chuang Chih-yuan (m) / Sreeja Akula (f) Manav Thakkar & Manush Utpalbhai Shah (m) / Zhu Chengzhu & Doo Hoi Kem (f) Poymantee Baisya & Akash Pal Otocec [23] Cho Dae-seong (m) / Park Gahyeon (f) Kim Minhyeok & Park Gang-hyeon (m) / Kim Hayeong & Lee Eun-hye (f)
Maria Xiao & Álvaro Robles Varaždin [24] Wong Chun Ting (m) / Satsuki Odo (f) Florian Bourrassaud & Esteban Dorr (m) / Sakura Yokoi & Satsuki Odo (f) Kristian Karlsson & Christina Källberg Düsseldorf [25] Kanak Jha (m) / Satsuki Odo (f)
Jakub Dyjas & Cedric Nuytinck (m) / Zhu Chengzhu & Lee Ho Ching (f) Quek Izaac & Zhou Jingyi Havirov [26] Maharu Yoshimura (m) / Lee Eun-hye (f) Oh Jun-sung & Park Gyu-hyeon (m) / Choi Hyo-joo & Lee Dae-un (f) Park Gyu-hyeon & Yoon Hyo-bin Olomouc [27] Xiang Peng (m) / Honoka Hashimoto (f) Xiang Peng & Yuan Licen (m) / Honoka Hashimoto & Hitomi Sato (f) Ľubomír Pištej & Tatiana Kukulkova 
Panagyurishte [28] 
Anders Lind (m) / Satsuki Odo (f) Sun Wen & Xu Haidong (m) / Honoka Hashimoto & Hitomi Sato (f) Xue Fei & Han Feier Stockholm [29] Xue Fei (m) / Wang Xiaotong (f) Xu Haidong & Sun Wen (m) / Wang Xiaotong & Han Feier (f) Huang Youzheng & Zong Geman Doha [30] Cagliari [31] Düsseldorf [32] 
Vila Nova de Gaia [33] 
Linz [34] Andre Bertelsmeier (b) / Hana Yoshimoto (g)
Mykhailo Lovkha (b) / Hana Yoshimoto (g) Danilo Faso (b) / Sakurako Kagawa (g) Sora Okada (b) / Umi Nakada (g) Pietro Campagna (b)
Antalya [35] Yoan Velichkov (b) / 
Hana Goda (g)
Benyamin Faraji (b) / Hana Goda (g) Faraz Shakiba (b) / Loy Ming Ying (g) Sora Okada (b) / Ela Yonter (g) Dimitar Dimitrov (b) / Zeynep Duran (g) Doha [36] Amirmahdi Keshavarzi (b) / Zhanerke Koshkumbayeva (g) Wassim Essid (b) / Pratha Pawar (g) Alexander Uhing (b) / Hend Zaza (g)
Joseph Sebatindira (b) / Khwaish Lotia (g) Joseph Sebatindira (b) / 
Kenda Mahmoud (g) Tunis [37] Oh Jun-sung (b) / Annett Kaufmann (g) Lee Seung-soo (b) / Nina Guo Zheng (g) Vila Real [38] Celian Besnier (b) / Agathe Avezou (g) Flavio Mourier (b) / Elise Pujol (g)
Steven Moreno (b) / Hanka Kodetová (g) Nolan Johnston (b) / Eloisa Barreda (g) Dimitar Dimitrov (b) / Carmen Gomez (g) Tunis [39] Ankur Bhattacharjee (b) / Tan Zhao Yun (g) Antoine Noirault (b) / Yoo Ye-rin (g) Ma Yeong-min (b) / Su Tsz Tung (g)
Abdulrahman Al Taher (b) / 
Adelina Khasanova (g) Khusen Iskandarov (b) / Ritej Chebbi (g)
Algiers [40] Kim Ga-on (b) / Yoo Ye-rin (g) Abhinandh Pradhivadhi (b) / Divyanshi Bhowmick (g) Sarthak Arya (b) / Syndrela Das (g)
Onur Guluzade (b) / Adelina Khasanova (g) Amir Shiriev (b) / Ritej Brahim (g) Panagyurishte [41] Singapore [42] Beirut [43] 
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