2025 Asian Table Tennis Championships

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2025 Asian Table Tennis Championships
Date11–15 October 2025
Edition28th
LocationTBD, India
  2024  · Asian Table Tennis Championships ·  2026  

The 2025 Asian Table Tennis Championships is going to be a table tennis tournament held in TBD, India, from 11 to 15 October 2025. This is the first edition where only team events are played. [1]

Medalists

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Men's team
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Women's team
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References

  1. "28th Asian Table Tennis Team Championships 2025". ITTF. Retrieved 29 December 2024.