DESAI Harmeet Rajul
IndiaEvents and Medals
| Discipline | Event | Rank | Medal |
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 Table Tennis |
Mixed Doubles | ||
| Men's Team | 5 |
Schedule
Change
| Start Time | Location | Event | Status |
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| Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 7 |
IND India 3 YEM Yemen 0 |
Finished |
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| Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 6 |
IND India 3 SGP Singapore 1 |
Finished |
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| Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 1 |
TJK Tajikistan 0 IND India 3 |
Finished |
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| Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 4 |
KAZ Kazakhstan 2 IND India 3 |
Finished |
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| Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 3 |
IND India 0 KOR Republic of Korea 3 |
Finished |
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| Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 3 |
MAC CHEONG Chi Cheng/SEAK Hui Li 0 IND DESAI Harmeet Rajul/AKULA Sreeja 3 |
Finished |
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| Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 6 |
THA SANGUANSIN Phakpoom/PARANANG Orawan 3 IND DESAI Harmeet Rajul/AKULA Sreeja 0 |
Finished |
YEM
SGP
TJK
KAZ
KOR
MAC
THABiographical Information
Highlights
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| Rank | Event | Year | Location | |
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| Asian Games | ||||
| 3 | Men's Team | 2018 | Indonesia | |
| Quarterfinal | Men's Team | 2014 | Incheon, KOR | |
| 3rd Round | Men's Doubles | 2014 | Incheon, KOR | |
| World Championships | ||||
| 13 | Men's Team | 2018 | Halmstad, SWE | |
| 25 | Men's Team | 2016 | Kuala Lumpur, MAS | |
| 33 | Men's Team | 2014 | Tokyo, JPN | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Doubles | 2023 | Durban, RSA | |
| 2nd Round | Mixed Doubles | 2017 | Dusseldorf, GER | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Doubles | 2017 | Dusseldorf, GER | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2021 | Houston, TX, USA | |
| 1st Round | Men's Singles | 2021 | Houston, TX, USA | |
| 1st Round | Men's Singles | 2017 | Dusseldorf, GER | |
| 1st Round | Men's Singles | 2023 | Durban, RSA | |
| WTT Grand Smash | ||||
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2023 | Singapore, SIN | |
| WTT Star Contender | ||||
| Quarterfinal | Men's Doubles | 2023 | Goa, IND | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2023 | Bangkok, THA | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2021 | Doha, QAT | |
| 1st Round | Men's Singles | 2023 | Goa, IND | |
| 1st Round | Men's Singles | 2021 | Doha, QAT | |
| ITTF World Tour | ||||
| 2 | Men's Doubles | 2015 | Sydney, NSW, AUS | |
| 3 | Men's Doubles | 2015 | Subic, PHI | |
| Quarterfinal | Men's Doubles | 2017 | Stockholm, SWE | |
| 3rd Round | Men's Singles | 2016 | Panagyurishte, BUL | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Singles | 2017 | New Delhi, IND | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Singles | 2015 | Sydney, NSW, AUS | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Singles | 2015 | Subic, PHI | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Singles | 2016 | Stockholm, SWE | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Singles | 2016 | Olomouc, CZE | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2020 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2019 | Olomouc, CZE | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2018 | Gold Coast, QLD, AUS | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2018 | Hong Kong, CHN | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2017 | Panagyurishte, BUL | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2017 | Brisbane, QLD, AUS | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2017 | New Delhi, IND | |
| 1st Round | Men's Doubles | 2016 | Incheon, KOR | |
| 1st Round | Men's Singles | 2017 | Panagyurishte, BUL | |
| 1st Round | Men's Singles | 2017 | Brisbane, QLD, AUS | |
| 1st Round | Men's Singles | 2015 | Wels, AUT | |
| Asian Championships | ||||
| 3 | Men's Doubles | 2021 | Doha, QAT | |
| 3 | Men's Team | 2021 | Doha, QAT | |
| 5 | Men's Team | 2019 | Yogyakarta, INA | |
| 7 | Men's Team | 2013 | Busan, KOR | |
| 8 | Men's Team | 2017 | Wuxi, CHN | |
| 8 | Men's Team | 2015 | Bangkok, THA | |
| Quarterfinal | Men's Doubles | 2015 | Bangkok, THA | |
| 3rd Round | Men's Doubles | 2017 | Wuxi, CHN | |
| 3rd Round | Men's Singles | 2017 | Wuxi, CHN | |
| 3rd Round | Men's Singles | 2013 | Busan, KOR | |
| 3rd Round | Men's Singles | 2019 | Yogyakarta, INA | |
| 3rd Round | Men's Singles | 2015 | Bangkok, THA | |
| 2nd Round | Mixed Doubles | 2023 | Pyeongchang, KOR | |
| 2nd Round | Mixed Doubles | 2021 | Doha, QAT | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Doubles | 2019 | Yogyakarta, INA | |
| 2nd Round | Mixed Doubles | 2017 | Wuxi, CHN | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Doubles | 2013 | Busan, KOR | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Singles | 2023 | Pyeongchang, KOR | |
| 2nd Round | Men's Singles | 2021 | Doha, QAT | |
| South Asian Games | ||||
| 1 | Men's Doubles | 2019 | Nepal | |
| 1 | Mixed Doubles | 2019 | Nepal | |
| 1 | Men's Team | 2019 | Nepal | |
| 2 | Men's Singles | 2019 | Nepal | |
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Athlete
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Business Administration
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Wife Krittwika Sinha Roy
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Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi
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SPO Rouen [FRA] / Gujarat State [IND] / Oil and Natural Gas Corporation [IND]
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Stephane Hucliez [Rouen]; Fu Yong [personal], POR
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Right (ultimatetabletennis, 01 Jul 2017)
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His wife Krittwika Sinha Roy has represented India in table tennis. (insidesport, 30 Dec 2021)
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He began playing table tennis at age six with his older brother. Their father was their first coach. "I was six years old, my father played table tennis at his university. He bought a table tennis board home. I loved to play on that when I was little, I always wanted to play." (idrottonline, 10 Dec 2013)
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The influence of his father and older brother motivated him to compete at the highest level. "It was love at first sight with table tennis for me. I couldn't imagine my life without it. It was my decision at the age of six or seven to take it up seriously. My parents also have a really big role to play in where I am today. They always supported me and encouraged me to follow my heart. The game has helped me in more ways than one. It has given me the opportunity to make my country proud, it has helped me to be a better human being, and I have travelled to more than 40 countries to represent India." (thesportsrush, 15 Jul 2017; We Love Surat YouTube channel, 23 Jul 2016; idrottonline, 01 Jan 2013)
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He spends most of his time training in Europe. He works with coach Fu Yong at the TTF Biberach table tennis academy in Ochsenhausen, Germany, where he enrolled in 2018. "I play 15 to 20 international tournaments every year. Staying in Europe makes travelling to tournament venues easier." (sportstar, 03 Aug 2022)
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Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal. (ultimatetabletennis, 01 Jul 2017)
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In 2019 he received the Arjuna Award for Outstanding Performance in Sports and Games in India. (olympics, 23 Feb 2021)
In 2016 he received the Khel Pratibha Puraskar award from the Gujarat State Table Tennis Association in India, in recognition of his performance at the 2015 Commonwealth Championships in Surat, India. (gstta, 01 Feb 2016)
He was presented with the 2015 Shaktidoot Award by the Sports Authority of Gujarat for his performances in international tournaments that year. (gstta, 01 Feb 2016)
In 2015 he received the Sardar Patel Award from the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Foundation in India, for his sporting contributions. (ahmedabadmirror, 19 Aug 2015)
In 2016 he received the Khel Pratibha Puraskar award from the Gujarat State Table Tennis Association in India, in recognition of his performance at the 2015 Commonwealth Championships in Surat, India. (gstta, 01 Feb 2016)
He was presented with the 2015 Shaktidoot Award by the Sports Authority of Gujarat for his performances in international tournaments that year. (gstta, 01 Feb 2016)
In 2015 he received the Sardar Patel Award from the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Foundation in India, for his sporting contributions. (ahmedabadmirror, 19 Aug 2015)
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