Pakistan women's national table tennis team

The Pakistan women's national table tennis team represents Pakistan in international table tennis competitions. It is administered by the Pakistan Table Tennis Federation (PTTF). Members of the team compete in singles, doubles, mixed doubles and team events at competitions including continental and regional games (Asian and South Asian Games) and continental championships.

History

1970s

In 1972, it competed in the inaugural ATTU Asian Table Tennis Championships held in Beijing, China.^[1]

Team Members

Current Members

Name	Club (domestic)	Competitions	Events
Aisha Iqbal Ansari		Asian Games: 2014, 2018 South Asian Games: 2006,[2] 2010,[3] 2016,[4]
Fatima Khan		Asian Games: 2018	Singles, doubles and mixed doubles[5]
Hareem Anwar Ali		Asian Games: 2018	Singles, doubles and mixed doubles[6]

Former Members

Name	Club (domestic)	Competitions	Events
Ghazala Rohi		South Asian Games: 2004,[7]
Ghalia Mohsin (also known under her maiden name Ghalia Khursheed)		South Asian Games: 2006[2]
Kanwal Iqbal		South Asian Games: 2006[2]
Louiza Irshad		South Asian Games: 2010[3]
Munira Fikree
Naila Anjum
Naseem Nazli
Nazo Shakoor	United Bank Limited (UBL) (junior)[8] Habib Bank Limited (HBL) (1980 - 1997)[8]
Rahila Anjum
Rahila Kashif		Asian Games: 2014 South Asian Games: 2004,[7] 2006,[2] 2016[4]
Rubina Shakoor	Habib Bank Limited (HBL) (1975 - 1997)[8]
Rukia Fikree
Sadia Falak Sher		South Asian Games: 2010[3]
Sadia Yasin		South Asian Games: 2006,[2] 2010[3]
Saeeda Sultana
Seema Shakoor	Habib Bank Limited (HBL) (1976 - 1997)[8]
Shabnam Bilal		Asian Games: 2014 South Asian Games: 2004,[7] 2016[4]
Shamim Nazli

Siblings

The following sets of siblings have represented Pakistan internationally:^[1]

1. Saeeda Sultana and Altaf Ali.
2. Munira Fikree and Rukia Fikree.
3. Rubina Shakoor, Seema Shakoor and Nazo Shakoor.
4. Naseem Nazli and Shamim Nazli.
5. Rahila Anjum and Naila Anjum.

Results

South Asian Games

Year	Result (singles)	Position	Result (doubles)	Position	Result (mixed)	Position	Result (team)	Position
Guwahati 2016							Finalist	2nd[4]
Kathmandu 2019

Medals

South Asian Games

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
Guwahati (2016)	0	1	0	1
Kathmandu (2019)	0	0	0	0
Total	0	1	0	1