Table tennis at the 2006 Commonwealth Games

Table Tennis at the 2006 Commonwealth Games
Venue	Melbourne
Dates	16–26 March 2006

Table Tennis at the 2006 Commonwealth Games was held at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC) during March 16–26.[1][2]

Medal count

  *   Host nation (Australia)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Singapore	4	4	3	11
2	India	2	0	1	3
3	Nigeria	1	1	2	4
4	England	1	1	1	3
5	Australia*	0	2	1	3
Totals (5 entries)		8	8	8	24

Medallists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's singles	Sharath Kamal  India	William Henzell  Australia	Segun Toriola  Nigeria
Women's singles	Zhang Xueling  Singapore	Li Jiawei  Singapore	Yan Xu  Singapore
Men's doubles	Monday Merotohun and Segun Toriola  Nigeria	Andrew Baggaley and Andrew Rushton  England	Cai Xiaoli and Yang Zi  Singapore
Women's doubles	Li Jiawei and Zhang Xueling  Singapore	Sharon Tan and Yan Xu  Singapore	Lay Jian Fang and Miao Miao  Australia
Mixed doubles	Zhang Xueling and Yang Zi  Singapore	Li Jiawei and Cai Xiao Li  Singapore	Tan Paey Fern and Jason Ho  Singapore
Men's team	India	Singapore	Nigeria
Women's team	Singapore	Australia	India
Women's EAD Singles	Susan Gilroy  England	Faith Obiora  Nigeria	Catherine Mitton  England

Results

Men's singles

	Round of 16											Quarter finals											Semi finals											Final
	Sharath Kamal		7	11	12	11	11
	Andrew Rushton		11	6	10	6	5					Kamal		11	13	11	5	7	11
	Cai Xiaoli		11	9	11	14	11					Cai Xiaoli		3	11	8	11	11	7
	Peter Jackson		9	11	7	12	1																Kamal		11	15	11	11
	Segun Toriola		7	9	11	3	11	11	11														Toriola		6	13	8	3
	Ryan Jenkins		11	11	7	11	4	9	9			Toriola		9	11	11	11	11
	Bence Csaba		11	9	11	11	11					Csaba		11	6	8	5	8
	Russ Lavale		8	11	9	6	9																											Kamal		11	8	5	11	11	7	11
	William Henzell		5	13	7	9	11	11																										Henzell		5	11	11	8	8	11	8
	Simon Gerada		11	11	11	11	8	9				Henzell		11	11	11	11
	Yang Zi		11	5	12	11	11					Yang Zi		7	6	4	5
	Subhajit Saha		5	11	10	8	7																Henzell		11	11	13	11						Bronze Medal Match
	Adam Robertson		11	11	11	11																	Robertson		5	9	11	2
	Jason Ho		4	6	6	4						Robertson		10	13	11	7	13	11	11														Toriola		7	11	11	8	4	11	11
	Alan Cooke		11	11	9	6	11	11				Cooke		12	11	4	11	15	9	7														Robertson		11	3	8	11	11	9	4
	Kazeem Nasiru		6	8	11	11	9	7

Women's singles

	Round of 16											Quarter finals											Semi finals											Final
	Zhang Xueling		11	11	13	10	11
	Sock Khim Ng		7	8	11	12	7					Zhang Xueling		11	11	11	9	11
	Karen Jinli		11	9	12	11	16	7	11			Karen Li		7	7	5	11	7
	May Cho		7	11	10	9	18	11	6														Zhang Xueling		11	11	11	9	12
	Miao Miao		11	7	11	11	13																Miao Miao		6	8	6	11	10
	Poulomi Ghatak		9	11	5	8	11					Miao Miao		11	8	12	11	6	11
	Sharon Tan		11	11	11	7	11					Tan		11	11	10	5	11	8
	Soo Jin Chiu		5	4	6	11	6																											Zhang Xueling		6	11	11	2	7	11	11
	Li Jiawei		11	11	11	11																												Li Jiawei		11	3	5	11	11	7	2
	Joanna Parker		2	5	5	4						Li Jiawei		11	11	11	11
	Zhang Mo		11	14	11	9	11	6	11			Zhang Mo		8	9	9	9
	Jian Fang Lay		5	12	13	11	9	11	3														Jiawei		11	6	11	11	11					Bronze Medal Match
	Yan Xu		12	12	11	11	11	11	12														Yan Xu		7	11	7	6	7
	Mouma Das		14	10	13	4	13	2	10			Yan Xu		11	11	11	11																	Yan Xu		11	11	11	11
	Stephanie Sang		11	11	11	9	11					Sang		6	7	5	8																	Miao Miao		6	7	5	7
	Lee Wei Beh		5	7	8	11	8

Men's doubles

	Quarterfinals											Semifinals											Final
	Segun Toriola Monday Merotohun		11	11	9	11
	William Henzell David Zalcberg		1	8	11	6						Toriola & Merotohun		11	11	11
	Alan Cooke Paul Drinkhall		11	7	12	11						Cooke & Drinkhall		6	8	6
	Adam Robertson Ryan Jenkins		5	11	10	9																	Toriola & Merohotun		11	11	11
	Andrew Baggaley Andrew Rushton		11	10	11	6	11																Baggaley & Rushton		4	9	7
	Sharath Kamal Soumyadeep Roy		8	12	7	11	4					Baggaley & Rushton		5	11	9	11	11
	Cai Xiaoli Yang Zi		11	11	11							Cai & Yang Zi		11	6	11	6	6
	Bence Csbaa Faazil Kassam		5	9	6																		Bronze Medal Match
																							Cooke & Drinkhall		5	8	11	11	7
																							Cai & Yang Zi		11	11	7	9	11

Women's doubles

	Quarterfinals											Semifinals											Final
	Li Jiawei Zhang Xueling		11	8	11	11
	Joanna Parker Kelly Sibley		8	11	9	5						Li Jiawei & Zhang Xueling		11	11	11
	Karen Jinli Annie Yang		9	15	12	11	12					Jinli & Yang		8	5	5
	Mouma Das Poulami Ghatak		11	13	10	13	10																Li Jiawei & Zhang Xueling		11	11	11
	Sharon Tan Yan Xu		11	11	11																		Tan & Yan Xu		9	2	9
	Sharon Knubley Rabia Patel		3	6	3							Tan & Yan Xu		11	11	9	5	11
	Miao Miao Lay Jian Fang		15	11	11	11						Miao Miao & Lay		5	6	11	11	5
	Sock Khim Ng Lee Wei Beh		17	5	4	9																	Bronze Medal Match
																							Jinli & Yang		11	11	11	8	10
																							Lay & Miao Miao		5	9	13	11	12

Mixed doubles

	Quarterfinals											Semifinals											Final
	Yang Zi Zhang Xueling		11	11	11
	Koon Wah Chan Sook Khim Ng		8	8	7							Zi Yang & Xueling		11	11	11
	Jason Ho Sharon Tan		8	11	9	11	11					Ho & Tan		3	3	7
	Shakirin Ibrahim Lee Wei Beh		11	7	11	8	1																Yang Zi & Xueling		11	11	6	11
	Cai Xiaoli Li Jiawei		11	11	11																		Cai & Jiawei		7	5	11	4
	Soumyadeep Roy Mouma Das		2	5	3							Cai & Jiawei		11	10	11	11
	Russ Lavale Miao Miao		8	3	11	11	11					Lavalle & Miao Miao		7	12	1	7
	Segun Toriola Olufunke Oshonaike		11	11	7	8	9																Bronze Medal Match
																							Ho & Tan		15	13	9	11	11
																							Lavelle & Miao Miao		17	11	11	9	9

Men's team

Pool A

Team	Wins	Losses
Singapore	6	0
Canada	5	1
Trinidad and Tobago	3	3
Jamaica	3	3
Barbados	3	3
Fiji	1	5
Malawi	0	6

Pool B

Team	Wins	Losses
Nigeria	6	0
Malaysia	5	1
New Zealand	4	2
South Africa	3	3
Mauritius	2	4
Maldives	1	5
Vanuatu	0	6

Pool C

Team	Wins	Losses
Wales	6	0
England	5	1
Guyana	3	3
Sri Lanka	3	3
Pakistan	3	3
Kenya	1	5
Tuvalu	0	6

Pool D

Team	Wins	Losses
India	5	0
Australia	4	1
Northern Ireland	3	2
Ghana	2	3
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	1	4
Kiribati	0	5

Final Rounds

	Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Final
	Singapore	3
	Australia	2
					Singapore	3
					Wales	0
	Malaysia	1
	Wales	3
									Singapore	2
									India	3
	India	3
	Canada	1
					India	3
					Nigeria	2
	England	1
	Nigeria	3

Gold medal match

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Team One	Team Two	Score
India	Singapore	3-2

Player One	Player Two	Score
Soumyadeep Roy	Yang Zi	5–11, 3–11, 8–11
Sharath Kamal	Cai Xiaoli	11–9, 9–11, 11–3, 7–11, 8–11
Subhajit Saha	Jason Ho	10–12, 11–5, 11–7, 12–10
Sharath Kamal	Yang Zi	5–11, 11–6, 6–11, 11–7, 11–7
Soumyadeep Roy	Cai Xiaoli	11–6, 11–8, 7–11, 11–6

Bronze medal match

Team One	Team Two	Score
Nigeria	Wales	3-0

Player One	Player Two	Score
Kazeem Nosiru	Adam Robertson	9-11, 11-7, 11-8, 11-9
Segun Toriola	Ryan Jenkins	11-6, 11-7, 11-8
Monday Merotohun	Stephen Jenkins	12-10 13-11 11-6

Women's team

Pool A

Team	Wins	Losses
Singapore	3	0
Canada	2	1
New Zealand	1	2
Uganda	0	3

Pool B

Team	Wins	Losses
Australia	4	0
Nigeria	3	1
England	2	2
Sri Lanka	1	3
Vanuatu	0	4

Pool C

Team	Wins	Losses
Malaysia	4	0
India	3	1
Wales	2	2
Mauritius	1	3
Fiji	0	4

Final Rounds

	Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Final
	Singapore	3
	Wales	0
					Singapore	3
					India	0
	Nigeria	1
	India	3
									Singapore	3
									Australia	0
	Malaysia	1
	Canada	3
					Canada	2
					Australia	3
	New Zealand	2
	Australia	3

Gold medal match

Team One	Team Two	Score
Singapore	Australia	3-0

Player One	Player Two	Score
Zhang Xueling	Miao Miao	11-3, 11-8, 11-8
Li Jiawei	Stephanie Sang	11-5, 10-12, 11-7, 11-9
Sharon Tan	Jian Fang Lay	3-11, 11-9, 11-6, 7-11, 13-11

Bronze medal match

Team One	Team Two	Score
India	Canada	3-2

Player One	Player Two	Score
Poulomi Ghatak	Hong Guan Xu	13-11, 11-7, 12-10
Mouma Das	Zhang Mo	11-9, 13-11, 11-8
Nandita Saha	Sara Yuen	1-11, 11-4, 12-10, 11-7
Poulomi Ghatak	Zhang Mo	11-7, 11-8, 11-5
Mouma Das	Hong Guan Xu	5-11, 11-7, 11-3, 8-11, 11-5

See also

• Table tennis at the Commonwealth Games
• Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships

References

1. "Table Tennis Schedule and Results". Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Corporation. Retrieved 2010-10-07.
2. "Results". Commonwealth Games Federation. 18 July 2023.^[permanent dead link‍]
3. "Indian men win table tennis gold". rediff.com.