ITTF World Ranking

The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) World Ranking is a ranking system for table tennis players. Individual and doubles rankings are published every Tuesday, while team rankings are published on the first Monday of each month.

World No. 1 in Each Discipline
16 December 2025 (W50)
Discipline Country Player(s) Points
Men's Singles  China Wang Chuqin 9,925
Women's Singles  China Sun Yingsha 11,600
Men's Doubles  Hong Kong Wong Chun Ting
Chan Ho Wah Baldwin
4,395
Women's Doubles  China Wang Manyu
Kuai Man
6,000
Mixed Doubles  China Lin Shidong
Kuai Man
7,273

Individual World Ranking Rules

Starting in 2021, the ITTF implemented new ranking rules.[1] Points are awarded based on a player's final performance in recognized tournaments, with details as follows:

  • Points are awarded according to the tournament level and final placement, see the table below;
  • The highest points from 8 tournaments are summed;
  • Points from continental events are limited to a maximum of 1 event;
  • The validity period for each points entry is generally one year.
Event Placement
Champion Runner-up Semi-final Quarter-final Last 16 Last 32 Last 64 Last 128
Olympic Games 2000 1400 700 350 175 90 45 20
World Championships 2000 1400 700 350 175 90 45 10
WTT Grand Smash 2000 1400 700 350 175 90 20
WTT Finals 1500 1050 525 265 100
World Cup 1500 1050 525 265 130
WTT Champions 1000 700 350 175 90 15
WTT Star Contender 600 420 210 105 55 25 5
Continental Events 500 350 175 90 10/45
WTT Contender 400 280 140 70 35 4
WTT Feeder 125 90 45 25 15 2/8 -/2

Current Rankings

The ITTF publishes the latest world rankings every Tuesday.[2] As of 18 November 2025, the current world rankings are as follows:

Mixed Doubles

ITTF World Ranking (Mixed Doubles)
16 December 2025
Rank Change Country/Region Players Points
1  China Kuai Man 7,273
 China Lin Shidong
2  South Korea Lim Jong-hoon 6,610
 South Korea Shin Yu-bin
3  China Wang Chuqin 5,561
 China Sun Yingsha
4  Japan Sora Matsushima 4,085
 Japan Miwa Harimoto
5  Hong Kong, China Wong Chun Ting 3,240
 Hong Kong, China Doo Hoi Kem
6  Brazil Hugo Calderano 2,935
 Brazil Bruna Takahashi
7  Spain Álvaro Robles 2,485
 Spain Xiao Maria
8  Chinese Taipei Lin Yun-ju 2,433
 Chinese Taipei Cheng I-ching
9  India Diya Parag Chitale 2,395
 India Manush Utpalbhai Shah
10  Japan Maharu Yoshimura 1,869
 Japan Satsuki Odo

Team Rankings

The Team World Ranking serves as the basis for seeding in ITTF and WTT team events and is published on the first Monday of each month.[3] The rules are as follows:

  • Points are awarded based on the team event level and final placement;
  • The individual ranking points of the top 3 players from an association are summed. This total score is used for ranking, and the association receives one corresponding Team Individual Ranking Points entry based on its position;
  • The highest points from 3 team events and the Team Individual Ranking Points are summed;
  • Points from continental events are limited to a maximum of 1 event;
  • The validity period for each points entry generally lasts until the next edition of the same type of event.

See also

References

  1. ^ "ITTF Table Tennis World Ranking Regulation" (PDF). ITTF. Retrieved 2025-02-17.
  2. ^ "ITTF Table Tennis World Ranking". ITTF. Retrieved 2025-02-17.
  3. ^ "ITTF Table Tennis World Team Ranking". ITTF. Retrieved 2025-02-17.