13th African Games: Aruna loses out again, Offiong takes bronze
Egypt’s Assar denied Nigeria’s No. 1 table tennis player, Aruna, gold again in the final, while Egyptian Meshref defeated Offiong ...
Egypt’s Assar denied Nigeria’s No. 1 table tennis player, Aruna, gold again in the final, while Egyptian Meshref defeated Offiong ...
Aruna's unexpected illness, just days before the competition, played a significant role, according to Toriola.
Aruna who was ranked 16th before the WTT Finals gained 265 points from his quarterfinal finish in Doha
Many believe that although Aruna Quadri is returning home, he gave a good account of himself at the tournament.
With no win over his Brazilian opponent in two previous encounters, Aruna pulled off the upset to set up a ...
Aruna Quadri is the only African player ranked among the top 20 players in the world.
Aruna, who is the tournament’s number-one seed, overwhelmed Saleh in the final clash with a convincing 4-0 win.
Pressing engagements with his Russian club denied Quadri a chance to be in Lagos.
There were 13 match losses for Nigerian players on Day 2 as while 48th-ranked Anders Lund proved that experience counts
World ranked No.12 Aruna will be the highest rated player in the competition
Aruna displayed guts despite being two sets down in Friday's thrilling final encounter
World Champion Tobi Amusan, wrestling gold medalist Blessing Oborududu, and silver medalist, Aruna Quadri are set to defend their Commonwealth ...
Despite the continuing pandemic, some Nigerian athletes caught the eye with outstanding performances and results.
Quadri became the first African player to get to the quarter finals at the ongoing championship
Good news filtered in on Friday evening from the camp of Team Nigeria
Aruna reached the quarter-finals in Rio Games in 2016 could not replicate the same in Tokyo.
Quadri will captain Team Nigeria in his third Olympic Games appearance
Quadri, Oshonaike, Offiong, and Omotayo will be Nigeria’s flag bearers in Tokyo.
Aruna will make his third Olympic Games appearance in Tokyo
Nigeria's Aruna Quadri went as far as the WTT quarter-final stage before losing to a better-ranked player
Quadri, Nigeria's no.1 table tennis player is through to the second round of the WTT tournament.
The Table Tennis World Cup is taking place in China.
Aside from Quadri, two of the leading names on the professional scene have also been named for the campaign.
Fellow Nigerian, Offiong Edem, also qualifies for the Tokyo Olympics.
The says the contest, which began in 2014, allows journalists to interact despite their busy schedules.
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