ITTF World Cup 2025 Macao: Updated full schedule, fixtures, results, live streaming details

By Anmol Kakkar

Anmol is a freelance contributor at Khel Now and a passionate sports enthusiast who follows and covers a wide range of Olympic sports.

Published at :April 17, 2025 at 4:01 PM

Modified at :April 17, 2025 at 4:01 PM

ITTF World Cup 2025 Macao: Updated full schedule, fixtures, results, live streaming details

Manika Batra and Sreeja Akula are India’s only participant in the competition.

After making its return last year, Macao, China will host the ITTF World Cup 2025 from April 14 to 20. The ITTF Singles World Cup 2025 is set to take place at the prestigious Galaxy Arena in Macao. Top table tennis players will battle for the prestigious Evans Cup in the men’s tournament and Hammarlund Cup in the women’s tournament.

The tournament has 48 paddlers in both the men’s and women’s singles categories, representing various nations from around the world. Each category has been divided into 16 groups, each with three paddlers.

ITTF World Cup 2025 venue and dates

Date: April 14-20, 2025
Venue: Galaxy Arena, Monaco, China

What is the format of ITTF World Cup 2025?

The 48 paddlers will be divided into 16 groups. Each group will have three paddlers each. The top player from each group will qualify for the knockouts (Round of 16).

ITTF World Cup 2025 Groups

Men’s Singles

Group 1: Lin Shidong, Hwan Bae, and Milosz Redzimski
Group 2: Wang Chuqin, Tomislav Pucar, and Aditya Sareen
Group 3: Tomokazu Harimoto, Mohamed Elbeiali, and Huang Youzheng
Group 4: Liang Jingkun, Nicholas Lum, and Wong Chun Ting
Group 5: Hugo Calderano, Yukiya Uda, and Eugene Wang
Group 6: Truls Moregard, Finn Luu, and Vitor Ishiy
Group 7: Patrick Franziska, Alvaro Robles, and Simon Gauzy
Group 8: Felix Lebrun, Anders Lind, and Feng Yi-Hsin
Group 9: Darko Jorgic, Kao Cheng-Jui, and Alfred Dela Pena
Group 10: Lin Gaoyuan, Shunsuke Togami, and Ovidiu Ionescu
Group 11: Jang Woojin, Hiroto Shinozuka, and Eric Jouti
Group 12: Dang Qiu, Kanak Jha, and Horacio Cifuentes
Group 13: Omar Assar, An Jaehyun, and Ylane Batix
Group 14: Lin Yun-Ju, Dimitrij Ovtcharov, and Chan Chi In
Group 15: Benedikt Duda, Oh Junsung, and Dean Shu
Group 16: Anton Källberg, Quadri Aruna, and Abdel-Kader Salifou

Women’s Singles

Group 1: Sun Yingsha, Mo Zhang, and Chien Tung-Chuan
Group 2: Wang Manyu, Xiaona Shan, and Linda Bergstrom
Group 3: Wang Yidi, Jia Nan Yuan, and Jieni Shao
Group 4: Chen Xingtong, Lee Eunhye, and Sabine Winter
Group 5: Kuai Man, Dina Meshref, and Zhu Chengzhu
Group 6: Satsuki Odo, Ying Han, and Maria Xiao
Group 7: Hina Hayata, Nina Mittelham, and Orawan Paranang
Group 8: Miwa Harimoto, Doo Hoi Kem, and Mariam Alhodaby
Group 9: Bernadette Szocs, Sreeja Akula, and Constantina Psihogios
Group 10: Cheng I-Ching, Kim Nayeong, and Suthasini Sawettabut
Group 11: Mima Ito, Huang Yi-Hua, and Jocelyn Lam
Group 12: Shin Yubin, Elizabeta Samara, and Amy Wang
Group 13: Sofia Polcanova, Hana Goda, and Seak Hui Li
Group 14: Lily Zhang, Suh Hyo Won, and Chunli Li
Group 15: Adriana Diaz, Prithika Pavade, and Annett Kaufmann
Group 16: Bruna Takahashi, Manika Batra, and Malis Giret

India’s contingent for ITTF World Cup 2025

Manika Batra (Women’s Singles)
Sreeja Akula (Women’s Singles)

Where and how to watch live telecast and live streaming of ITTF World Cup 2025 Macao in India?

The event won’t be telecasted on any television channel in India. However, the tournament can be seen on the ITTF World YouTube Channel.

ITTF World Cup 2025 Macao full schedule and fixtures (All timings are in IST)

Day 1 — April 14 (Monday)

Sreeja Akula beat Constantina Psihogios (11-9, 11-4, 11-8, 6-11)
Manika Batra beat Maylis Giret (11-1, 11-2, 11-6, 11-4)

Day 2 — April 15 (Tuesday)

Men’s and Women’s group stage – 7:00 AM onwards

Day 3 — April 16 (Wednesday)

Men’s and Women’s group stage – 7:00 AM onwards

Manika Batra lost to Takahashi Bruna (11-13, 8-11, 4-11, 12-10)
Sreeja Akula lost to Szocs Bernadette (8-11, 6-11, 9-11, 8-11)

Day 4 — April 17 (Thursday)

Men’s and Women’s Pre-quarterfinals – 8:30 AM onwards

Day 5 — April 18 (Friday)

Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals – 8:30 AM onwards

Day 6 — April 19 (Saturday)

Men’s and Women’s Semi-finals – 11:30 AM onwards

Day 7 — April 20 (Sunday)

Men’s and Women’s final – 5:00 PM onwards

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Anmol Kakkar

Anmol is a sports freelancer and writer who specializes in Olympic sports. He has been associated with Khel Now since 2023. An engineer by qualification, he holds a degree in computer science. A passionate sports enthusiast, Anmol follows almost every Olympic sports. He runs a Twitter page as well called Sports Arena and is quite active on Twitter on his ID, Anmolkakkar27, to promote sports in India. His favorite sport is badminton, and his favourite sportsperson is Saina Nehwal. An ardent supporter of Delhi-based teams across all sports leagues, Anmol also closely follows and covers parasports as well.