Asian Games 2026 Table Tennis 4th Event – September 23
September 23 @ 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
The 4th day of action for the Table Tennis competition at the Asian Games 2026 begins on September 23, 2026, at SKY HALL TOYOTA, Toyota, Japan. It is one of the biggest days of the tournament, as the Men’s Team and Women’s Team contests enter the Knockout stage, where teams battle it out for the spots in the medals round.
According to the official Asian Games competition calendar, 12 team matches on the 23rd of September will be played. The day will be divided into quarters and thirds, with the fans drawing nearer to find out who they have to wait until the finals to welcome into reality teams that might go on to battle for gold.
Asian Games 2026 Table Tennis 4th Event
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Sport | Table Tennis |
| Event | Men’s Team & Women’s Team Knockout Rounds |
| Date | September 23, 2026 |
| Competition Day | Day 4 |
| Venue | SKY HALL TOYOTA |
| City | Toyota |
| Country | Japan |
| Tournament Stage | Quarterfinals & Semifinals |
| Total Team Matches | 12 |
| Sessions | Morning & Evening |
What Is Happening on September 23?
The knockout stages for teams have been scheduled to start on September 23. The remaining teams will compete for advancement in the tournament and all the games will be meaningful.
The day’s schedule includes:
- 8 Quarterfinal Matches in the morning session.
- 4 Semifinal Matches in the evening session.
- Men’s Team and Women’s Team competitions are running simultaneously.
- Winning teams are advancing closer to the medal matches.
Quarterfinal Matches (Morning Session)
The morning session features a total of 8 team fixtures, including:
- 4 Men’s Team Quarterfinals
- 4 Women’s Team Quarterfinals
These matches will determine the four semifinalists in each category and are expected to feature many of Asia’s strongest table tennis nations.
Semifinal Matches (Evening Session)
The evening session consists of 4 semifinal fixtures, including:
- 2 Men’s Team Semifinals
- 2 Women’s Team Semifinals
Winners of these tournament games will advance one step towards Asian Games gold medals and qualify for a place in the championship round of the Asian Games.
Team Match Format
Asian Games team table tennis is played in the format of “Best of five rubbers”.
Some important format information:
- There are up to 5 individual single matches per team match.
- A fixture is won by the first team to win three rubbers.
- Matches will be completed in 3, 4 or 5 rubbers as performance dictates.
- Every rubber is played under standard international table tennis rules.
Host Country – Japan
Asian Games 26 will take place in Japan. The Asian Games will enable athletes from every part of Asia to compete in various sports.
Venue – SKY HALL TOYOTA
Saturday, 23rd September 2026, will be the day for the Table Tennis events at the cutting-edge indoor sports venue, SKY HALL TOYOTA in Toyota City, Japan.
What to Expect
The most interesting day of the table tennis competition is likely to be 23 September.
- A quarter-final and a semi-final are played on the same day.
- Individuals to compete for medals will be determined.
- The highest-ranked Asian table tennis teams will take each other on under warheads.
- Each game is played win or stay home style edition, offering high adventure and action.
FAQs – Table Tennis 4th Event at Asian Games 2026
In which year will the 4th Asian Games take place in Table Tennis?
The fourth day of the table tennis competition will be on 23rd September 2026.
In what location will the games be held?
All the competitions are going to take place in ‘SKY HALL TOYOTA’, Toyota City, Japan.
What is the stage of the tournament being played on 23rd September?
The event will include the knockout round for the Men’s and Women’s Teams with quarterfinals and semifinals.
Confirmed Schedule Update
Based on the official AINAGOC competition schedule for table tennis at Sky Hall Toyota, this date features: Men’s Team & Women’s Team – Quarter-finals; Singles & Doubles preliminary rounds continue.
No gold medal finals scheduled on this date (preliminary/knockout rounds only). Across the full tournament (20–28 September), 7 gold medals are awarded in total: Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Men’s Team and Women’s Team.
Note: Individual player pairings for specific matches have not been published for this date. Source: Wikipedia / AINAGOC official schedule.