ITTF table, built for reading movement.

Official ITTF ranking snapshot with weekly movement, points, source date, and links back into data-led analysis.

Source: ITTF world ranking feed · Snapshot 2026-W26

Rank	Player	Country	Points	Move
1	Wang Chuqin	CHN	10677	0
2	Harimoto Tomokazu	JPN	6333	0
3	Moregard Truls	SWE	6255	0
4	Lebrun Felix	FRA	5579	0
5	Lin Shidong	CHN	5182	0
6	Matsushima Sora	JPN	4598	0
7	Lin Yun-ju	TPE	4580	0
8	Calderano Hugo	BRA	4030	0
9	Qiu Dang	GER	2893	0
10	Jang Woojin	KOR	2796	0
11	Lebrun Alexis	FRA	2497	0
12	Wen Ruibo	CHN	2460	-1
13	Jorgic Darko	SLO	2370	+1
14	Togami Shunsuke	JPN	2333	-3
15	Lind Anders	DEN	2242	+1
16	Duda Benedikt	GER	2127	+1
17	Xiang Peng	CHN	2015	+1
18	Gauzy Simon	FRA	1855	-2
19	Franziska Patrick	GER	1825	+1
20	Coton Flavien	FRA	1749	+1
21	Chen Yuanyu	CHN	1630	-1
22	An Jaehyun	KOR	1628	-1
23	Ovtcharov Dimitrij	GER	1620	-1
24	Zhou Qihao	CHN	1565	+3
25	Jha Kanak	USA	1500	0
26	Poret Thibault	FRA	1450	0
27	Liang Jingkun	CHN	1384	0
28	Oh Junsung	KOR	1367	0
29	Uda Yukiya	JPN	1270	0
30	Shinozuka Hiroto	JPN	1220	-2
31	Pucar Tomislav	CRO	1219	+1
32	Lim Jonghoon	KOR	1137	+1
33	Kallberg Anton	SWE	1018	0
34	Assar Omar	EGY	1009	0
35	Chen Junsong	CHN	895	0
36	Thakkar Manav	IND	836	0
37	Sidorenko Vladimir	AIN	815	0
38	Shah Manush	IND	811	-2
39	Kuo Guan-hong	TPE	798	-16
40	Geraldo Joao	POR	782	+2
41	Lum Nicholas	AUS	738	0
42	Groth Jonathan	DEN	738	+3
43	Jancarik Lubomir	CZE	730	-3
44	Feng Yi-hsin	TPE	730	+2
45	Wong Chun Ting	HKG	727	-11
46	Gerassimenko Kirill	KAZ	718	+3
47	Bardet Lilian	FRA	710	+2
48	Luu Finn	AUS	703	+1
49	Park Ganghyeon	KOR	700	+5
50	Ionescu Eduard	ROU	696	+2
51	Gnanasekaran Sathiyan	IND	678	+1
52	Yoshimura Maharu	JPN	677	+3
53	Seyfried Joe	FRA	675	+2
54	Rassenfosse Adrien	BEL	674	+2
55	Tanaka Yuta	JPN	645	+2
56	Karlsson Kristian	SWE	645	+2
57	Redzimski Milosz	POL	628	0
58	Park Gyuhyeon	KOR	605	-10
59	Abdelaziz Youssef	EGY	601	+1
60	De Nodrest Leo	FRA	600	+1
61	Jarvis Tom	ENG	588	-1
62	Huang Youzheng	CHN	585	+2
63	Verdonschot Wim	GER	580	+2
64	Gacina Andrej	CRO	578	+1
65	Robles Alvaro	ESP	560	+1
66	Hamada Kazuki	JPN	553	+1
67	Yoshiyama Ryoichi	JPN	540	+1
68	Chan Baldwin	HKG	497	+1
69	Bertelsmeier Andre	GER	495	0
70	Aruna Quadri	NGR	478	0
71	Walther Ricardo	GER	477	0
72	Bouloussa Mehdi	ALG	465	0
73	Andras Csaba	HUN	465	0
74	Ranefur Elias	SWE	464	0
75	Ursu Vladislav	MDA	457	-1
76	Cho Daeseong	KOR	455	+1
77	Oikawa Mizuki	JPN	448	-4
78	Freitas Marcos	POR	447	+1
79	Apolonia Tiago	POR	437	+1
80	Rolland Jules	FRA	410	+1
81	Cifuentes Horacio	ARG	408	+1
82	Nuytinck Cedric	BEL	400	-1
83	Bhattacharjee Ankur	IND	390	-1
84	Chang Yu-an	TPE	386	-1
85	Mladenovic Luka	LUX	385	-1
86	Desai Harmeet	IND	385	-1
87	Yoshimura Kazuhiro	JPN	384	-1
88	Sakai Yuhi	JPN	379	-2
89	Chirita Iulian	ROU	378	-2
90	Oyebode John	ITA	375	+1
91	Pistej Lubomir	SVK	369	-1
92	Xue Fei	CHN	359	+10
93	Kizukuri Yuto	JPN	341	0
94	Burgos Nicolas	CHI	336	0
95	Lam Siu Hang	HKG	330	0
96	Teodoro Guilherme	BRA	311	-2
97	Salifou Abdel-kader	BEN	304	-2
98	Bourrassaud Florian	FRA	304	-2
99	Stoyanov Niagol	ITA	300	-2
100	Karlsson Mattias	SWE	299	-2

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