Tianwei Feng

New Delhi, May 7 (IANS) Singapore's Feng Tianwei, the highest-ranked player at the ongoing Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships, has pulled out of the singles event citing fatigue.Feng, however, will be leading Singapore's charge in the team final against England at the Thyagaraj Stadium here Wed [...]Read Full Story

New Delhi, May 7: Singapore's Feng Tianwei, the highest-ranked player at the ongoing Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships, has pulled out of the singles event citing fatigue. - Indiatalkies.comRead Full Story

Singapore paddler Feng Tianwei won the bronze medal in the table tennis women’s singles match at London Olympics 2012. Meanwhile, Li Xiaoxia of China won the gold medal after she beat Ding Ning of her hometown in the final played august 01, 2012. There were many hopes from the world no.1 table tennis star Ding Ning but she was beaten by Li Xiaoxia. Since 1988, China is winning this gold medal in women’s singles table tennis. And today’s final was all-China final. The  24-year-old Li, who...Read Full Story

Both the players were from the same country but they played like rivals, means to say that if you missed the final of women’s Olympic singles table tennis, then you missed a lot of excitement and fun as well.It was  an all-China final where the No. 1-ranked player in the game Ding Ning was favorite for the gold medal but it was totally different here in the Wembley Arena of London Olympics 2012 when she was beaten by Li Xiaoxia.Since the game was introduced at the Olympics in 1988, it is the...Read Full Story

A Bronze Medal But At What Cost For Singapore: Singapore’s Feng Tianwei’s Bronze Medal Win has done the exact opposite.  Singapore’s first individual medal in 52 years has divided the nation and re-ignited the vicious, ugly debate surrounding imported foreign talent. In fact, it’s brought it into ever-sharper focus. A “true-blue” Singaporean is someone who may not necessarily have been born here, but he or she must definitely have been raised, schooled and lived in Singapore. Singapore’s...Read Full Story