India’s table tennis team has moved from being satisfied with a close loss to China to entering the Asian Games with a world No. 3 men’s doubles pair. Neha Aggarwal Sharma believes the change in mindset is visible, but says India still needs another generation to consistently challenge China, Japan and Korea. She also identifies mixed doubles, men’s and women’s doubles as India’s genuine medal chances and discusses Manika Batra’s absence. India’s table tennis team has moved from being satisfied with a close loss to China to entering the Asian Games with a world No. 3 men’s doubles pair. Neha Aggarwal Sharma believes the change in mindset is visible, but says India still needs another generation to consistently challenge China, Japan and Korea. She also identifies mixed doubles, men’s and women’s doubles as India’s genuine medal chances and discusses Manika Batra’s absence.
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