2025 ITTF Mixed Team World Cup

2025 ITTF Mixed Team World Cup

Tournament details
Dates	30 November - 7 December 2025
Edition	3rd
Nations	16 teams
Venue	Sichuan Provincial Gymnasium
Location	‹See TfM› China Chengdu
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The 2025 ITTF Mixed Team World Cup is the third edition of the ITTF Mixed Team World Cup, an international mixed-team table tennis competition organized by the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), held from 30 November to 7 December 2025 in Chengdu, Sichuan, China.^[1]

This marks the first Mixed Team World Cup since the mixed team event announced as an official part of the table tennis at the Summer Olympics competition program.

The ranking points for winning this Mixed Team World Cup have been increased from the previous 1,000 points to 2,500 points, distributed according to individual players' contribution based on their number of match wins.

Competition Format

The tournament format remains the same as the 2024 edition, consisting of three stages:^[2]

• First Stage: Group Stage - The 16 participating teams are divided into 4 groups for round-robin play, with the top 2 teams from each group advancing to the second stage;
• Second Stage: Round-robin - The 8 qualified teams compete in a round-robin format, with the top 4 teams advancing to the third stage knockout phase. Teams that already met in the first stage will not meet again in the second stage, but results from the first stage are carried over;
• Third Stage: Knockout - The knockout stage includes semifinals and finals. The first-ranked team faces the fourth-ranked team, and the second-ranked team faces the third-ranked team in the semifinals, with winners advancing to the final.

Each team consists of 3-4 male and 3-4 female players. Each tie is played as a "first to 8 games" system within a maximum of 15 games. The match order follows: Mixed Doubles, Women's Singles, Men's Singles, Women's Doubles/Men's Doubles, Men's Doubles/Women's Doubles. Each individual match is played best of three games, and the team that first accumulates 8 game wins wins the tie, with remaining matches not played. Players who participated in mixed doubles cannot participate in subsequent singles matches. The order of the final two doubles matches is determined before the match by the captain of the lower-ranked team, choosing whether to play men's doubles or women's doubles first.

Schedule

The competition begins on 30 November 2025 and lasts for 8 days. The detailed schedule is as follows:^[3]

November - December 2025
30 Nov (Sun)	1 Dec (Mon)	2 Dec (Tue)	3 Dec (Wed)	4 Dec (Thu)	5 Dec (Fri)	6 Dec (Sat)	7 Dec (Sun)
Group Stage			Round-robin				Semifinals	3rd/4th Playoff	Final

Participating Teams

According to the list released by the International Table Tennis Federation, 16 teams will participate in the 2025 Mixed Team World Cup.^[4]

Continent	Participating Teams
Asia	‹See TfM› China (Host),  Japan,  South Korea,  Chinese Taipei,  India,  Hong Kong, China
Africa	Egypt
Europe	France,  Germany,  Sweden,  Romania,  Croatia
Americas	Brazil,  United States,  Chile
Oceania	Australia

Seeded Teams

Seed	Team	Male/Female Athlete 1	Male/Female Athlete 2	Male/Female Athlete 3	Male/Female Athlete 4
1	China (H)	Wang Chuqin	Lin Shidong	Liang Jingkun	Xu Yingbin
		Sun Yingsha	Wang Manyu	Kuai Man	Wang Yidi
2	Japan	Tomokazu Harimoto	Sora Matsushima	Shunsuke Togami	Hiroto Shinozuka
		Miwa Harimoto	Hina Hayata	Mima Ito	Satsuki Odo
3	South Korea	An Jae-hyun	Jang Woo-jin	Oh Jun-sung	Park Gang-hyeon
		Shin Yu-bin	Kim Na-yeong	Lee Eun-hye	Choi Hyo-joo
4	Germany	Benedikt Duda	Patrick Franziska	Dang Qiu
		Annette Kaufmann	Nina Mittelham	Sabine Winter
5	Chinese Taipei	Lin Yun-ju	Kao Cheng-jui	Lin Yen-chun	Kuo Guan-hong
		Cheng I-ching	Huang Yu-chiao	Li Yu-jhun	Tsai Yun-en
6	France	Alexis Lebrun	Felix Lebrun	Simon Gauzy
		Yuan Jia Nan	Prithika Pavade	Charlotte Lutz
7	Egypt	Omar Assar	Youssef Abdel-Aziz	Badr Mustafa	Mohamed El-Beiali
		Hana Goda	Mariam Alhodaby	Farida Badawi	Marwa Alhodaby
8	India	Manav Thakkar	Akash Pal	Sathiyan Gnanasekaran	Payas Jain
		Manika Batra	Diya Chitale	Yashaswini Ghorpade	Swastika Ghosh
9	Australia	Hwan Bae	Finn Luu	Nicholas Lum
		Yangzi Liu	Constantina Psihogios	Jiamuwa Wu
10	Hong Kong	Wong Chun Ting	Lam Siu Hang	Chan Ho Wah Baldwin	Choi Chun Kit
		Doo Hoi Kem	Ng Wing Lam	Su Tsz Tung	Zhu Chengzhu
11	Sweden	Mattias Falck	Anton Källberg	Kristian Karlsson
		Filippa Bergand	Linda Bergström	Christina Källberg
12	Romania	Eduard Ionescu	Ovidiu Ionescu	Iulian Chirita	Darius Movileanu
		Bernadette Szocs	Elizabeta Samara	Andreea Dragoman	Adina Diaconu
13	Brazil	Felipe Arado	Hamilton Yamane	Lucas Romanski
		Karina Shiray	Victoria Strassburger	Laura Watanabe
14	USA	Liang Jishan	Sid Naresh	Zhang Xiangjing	Ved Sheth
		Sally Moyland	Tashiya Piyadasa	Jessica Reyes Lai	Mandy Yu
15	Chile	Nicolas Burgos	Gustavo Gomez	Alfonso Olave
		Daniela Ortega	Valentina Rios	Paulina Vega
16	Croatia	Tomislav Pucar	Andrej Gacina	Ivor Ban	Frane Kojić
		Hana Arapović	Mateja Jeger	Ivana Malobabić	Lea Rakovac

Competition Process

First Stage: Group Stage

Group 1

Rank	Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	China (H) (1)	3	3	0	24	1	+23	6	Advance to Round-robin
2	Hong Kong, China (10)	3	2	1	17	12	+5	5
3	Egypt (7)	3	1	2	10	23	–13	4
4	Chile (15)	3	0	3	9	24	–15	3

Round-robin Results (Click to expand/collapse)

Round	Team 1/Winner	Score	Team 2/Loser
1	China (1)	8-1	Hong Kong, China (10)
1	Egypt (7)	8-7	Chile (15)
2	China (1)	8-0	Egypt (7)
2	Hong Kong, China (10)	8-2	Chile (15)
3	China (1)	8-0	Chile (15)
3	Hong Kong, China (10)	8-2	Egypt (7)

Group 2

Rank	Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Japan (2)	3	3	0	24	7	+17	6	Advance to Round-robin
2	Croatia (16)	3	2	1	18	17	+1	5	Advance to Round-robin
3	Australia (9)	3	1	2	12	21	-9	4
4	India (8)	3	0	3	15	24	-9	3

Round-robin Results (Click to expand/collapse)

Round	Team 1/Winner	Score	Team 2/Loser
1	Japan (2)	8-1	Australia (9)
1	Croatia (16)	8-6	India (8)
2	Japan (2)	8-4	India (8)
2	Croatia (16)	8-3	Australia (9)
3	Japan (2)	8-2	Croatia (16)
3	Australia (9)	8-5	India (8)

Group 3

Rank	Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Korea Republic (3)	3	3	0	24	9	+15	6	Advance to Round-robin
2	Sweden (11)	3	2	1	19	10	+9	5	Advance to Round-robin
3	Chinese Taipei (5)	3	1	2	16	19	-3	4
4	United States (14)	3	0	3	3	24	-21	3

Round-robin Results (Click to expand/collapse)

Round	Team 1/Winner	Score	Team 2/Loser
1	Korea Republic (3)	8-3	Sweden (11)
1	Chinese Taipei (5)	8-3	United States (14)
2	Korea Republic (3)	8-6	Chinese Taipei (5)
2	Sweden (11)	8-0	United States (14)
3	Korea Republic (3)	8-0	United States (14)
3	Sweden (11)	8-2	Chinese Taipei (5)

Group 4

Rank	Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Germany (4)	3	3	0	24	11	+13	6	Advance to Round-robin
2	France (6)	3	2	1	20	14	+6	5	Advance to Round-robin
3	Romania (12)	3	1	2	19	18	+1	4
4	Brazil (13)	3	0	3	4	24	–20	3

Round-robin Results (Click to expand/collapse)

Round	Team 1/Winner	Score	Team 2/Loser
1	Germany (4)	8-5	Romania (12)
1	France (6)	8-0	Brazil (13)
2	Germany (4)	8-4	France (6)
2	Romania (12)	8-2	Brazil (13)
3	Germany (4)	8-2	Brazil (13)
3	France (6)	8-6	Romania (12)

Second Stage: Round-robin

Round-robin Overall Results

Rank	Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	China (1)	7	7	0	56	16	+40	14	Advance to Knockout
2	Japan (2) [a]	7	5	2	52	25	+27	12	Advance to Knockout
3	Germany (4)	7	5	2	47	38	+9	12	Advance to Knockout
4	Korea Republic (3)	7	4	3	41	44	-3	11	Advance to Knockout
5	France (6)	7	3	4	44	45	-1	10
6	Croatia (16) [b]	7	2	5	27	47	-20	9
7	Hong Kong, China (10)	7	2	5	35	53	-18	9
8	Sweden (11)	7	0	7	22	56	-34	7

Round-robin Results (Click to expand/collapse)

Round	Team 1/Winner	Score	Team 2/Loser
Group 1	China (1)	8-1	Hong Kong, China (10)
Group 2	Japan (2)	8-2	Croatia (16)
Group 3	Korea Republic (3)	8-3	Sweden (11)
Group 4	Germany (4)	8-4	France (6)
1	China (1)	8-0	Croatia (16)
	Korea Republic (3)	8-7	France (6)
	Germany (4)	8-5	Sweden (11)
	Japan (2)	8-2	Hong Kong, China (10)
2	China (1)	8-0	Korea Republic (3)
	France (6)	8-3	Croatia (16)
	Hong Kong, China (10)	8-6	Sweden (11)
	Japan (2)	8-3	Germany (4)
3	China (1)	8-2	France (6)
	Korea Republic (3)	8-5	Hong Kong, China (10)
	Germany (4)	8-1	Croatia (16)
	Japan (2)	8-0	Sweden (11)
4	China (1)	8-4	Germany (4)
	Japan (2)	8-2	Korea Republic (3)
	Hong Kong, China (10)	8-7	France (6)
	Croatia (16)	8-1	Sweden (11)
5	China (1)	8-5	Japan (2)
	Germany (4)	8-7	Korea Republic (3)
	France (6)	8-3	Sweden (11)
	Croatia (16)	8-6	Hong Kong, China (10)
6	China (1)	8-4	Sweden (11)
	France (6)	8-7	Japan (2)
	Korea Republic (3)	8-5	Croatia (16)
	Germany (4)	8-5	Hong Kong, China (10)

1. Japan and Germany both have 12 points. Japan ranked higher due to head to head points.
   (Japan 8:3 Germany)
2. Croatia and Hong Kong, China both have 9 points. Croatia ranked higher due to head to head points.
   (Croatia 8:6 Hong Kong, China)

Third Stage: Knockout

Knockout Bracket

	Semifinals									Final
	1	China (Second Stage 1st Place)	3	2	2	1
	3	Korea Republic (Second Stage 4th Place)	0	1	1	1
										1	China (Second Stage 1st Place)	3	3	2
										2	Japan (Second Stage 2nd Place)	0	0	1
	4	Germany (Second Stage 3rd Place)	0	1	2	0
	2	Japan (Second Stage 2nd Place)	3	2	1	2				Bronze Medal Match
										3	Korea Republic (Second Stage 4th Place)	1	2	2	1	1
										4	Germany (Second Stage 3rd Place)	2	1	1	2	2

References

1. "Tournament Information". Retrieved 2025-11-20.
2. "Competition Format" (PDF). Retrieved 2025-11-20.
3. "Schedule" (PDF). Retrieved 2025-11-20.
4. "Participating Teams" (PDF). Retrieved 2025-11-20.