ULTT: Manika Batra Praises Ultimate Table Tennis League, Says It's Benefited Women Players

Manika Batra, India's top-ranked female table tennis player, has praised the Ultimate Table Tennis League (UTTL), saying it has helped women players in the country.

Battra was speaking at a press conference ahead of the upcoming season of the UTTL, which is scheduled to start on August 13.

“The UTTL has been a great platform for women players in India,” Batra said. “It has given us a chance to compete against top international players and has helped us improve our game.”

The UTTL is a professional table tennis league that was launched in 2017. It features six franchises, each of which has a squad of four men and four women players.

The league has been a success since its inception, and has helped to raise the profile of table tennis in India. It has also helped to develop a number of talented young players, including Batra.

Batra is one of India's most successful table tennis players. She has won a number of medals at international events, including a gold medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

She is also a member of the Indian team that won the bronze medal at the 2018 Asian Games.

Batra is hopeful that the UTTL will continue to grow and develop in the years to come.

"I think the UTTL has the potential to be one of the best table tennis leagues in the world," she said.

"I'm excited to see what the future holds for the league and I'm confident that it will continue to help women players in India reach their full potential."

Here are some of the benefits of the UTTL for women players in India:

• It has provided a platform for them to compete against top international players.
• It has helped them to improve their game.
• It has helped to raise the profile of table tennis in India.
• It has helped to develop a number of talented young players.

The UTTL is a valuable asset to Indian table tennis. It is helping to develop the sport in the country and is providing opportunities for women players to reach their full potential.