Paddler Diya excited about her maiden CWG appearance
Diya Chitale, a teenager from western Mumbai, has been dominating the domestic table tennis circuit for almost a decade. But more than her exploits on the table, it was her controversial exclusion before being included in India’s squad for the...
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Diya Chitale, a teenager from western Mumbai, has been dominating the domestic table tennis circuit for almost a decade. But more than her exploits on the table, it was her controversial exclusion before being included in India’s squad for...
Learn more Learn morePaddler Diya excited about her maiden CWG appearance
Diya Chitale, a teenager from western Mumbai, has been dominating the domestic table tennis circuit for almost a decade. But more than her exploits on the table, it was her controversial exclusion before being included in India’s squad for the...
Learn more Learn moreKhelo India medals are special for Diya Chitale
India’s teenage table Diya Chitale, 19, didn’t let her cold and cough (due to weather changes and travel) affect her as she went on to win two gold medals at the Khelo India Youth Games in Panchkula, Haryana recently. In the U-18...
Learn more Learn moreWasn’t asking for something I didn’t deserve: After selection saga, Chitale ready for CWG challenge
Diya Chitale was 12 when she had to make a choice: to either continue going unchallenged at the district and state levels or get out of her comfort zone so as to reach the highest level of her sport, table tennis. She chose the latter. Even if it...
Learn more Learn morePaddler Diya Chitale, who moved court over her exclusion, included in CWG squad
Young Indian table tennis player Diya Chitale, who had approached the Delhi High Court over her exclusion from the women’s Commonwealth Games (CWG) squad, was on Tuesday included in the side for the July-August event at the expense of...
Learn more Learn moreTable tennis player Diya Chitale, who moved court over her exclusion, included in CWG squad
NEW DELHI: Young Indian table tennis player Diya Chitale, who had approached the Delhi High Court over her exclusion from the women’s CWG squad, was on Tuesday included in the side for the July-August event at the expense of Archana Kamath...
Learn more Learn moreDiya hopes to be a part of India’s CWG team
India’s teen table tennis player Diya Chitale, who won gold in the U-19 girls’ singles event of the WTT Youth Contender in Lima, Peru, has credited her recent performance to training under coaches Sachin Shetty and Peter Engel. In the final...
Learn more Learn moreDiya begins her CWG preparation in right earnest
MUMBAI: City girl Diya Chitale has begun her Commonwealth Games (CWG) preparations on a winning note when she claimed the under-19 girls’ crown in the World Table Tennis Youth Contender competition in Peru’s capital city Lima three...
Learn more Learn moreA-class performances by Maharashtra, PSPB squads
The Railway Sports Promotion Board (RSPB) women, following the footpath of Haryana, made their unceremonious exit in the quarterfinals of the 83rd Senior National and Inter-State Table Tennis Championships at the SAI Indoor Stadium here today...
Learn more Learn moreMaharashtra teenager Diya shares top position in TTFI ranking
Maharashtra teenager Diya Chitale, who recently tasted her maiden success in the senior circuit, has moved to the joint top position in the women’s ranking as per the TTFI’s list dated 9th January 2022. She shares first place with Mumbai-based...
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