Archive · 30 Aug 2026
Nashik Masters Table Tennis Players Win Seven Medals in Kolhapur
Nashik’s older table tennis players competed in a state championship in Kolhapur.
Together, they won seven medals.
The medals included two gold, one silver and four bronze.
Suresh Sharma and Sunil Malode were part of the team that won a gold medal in the over-60 team event.
Swati Agharkar won a silver medal in the women’s over-60 category.
Four other Nashik players won bronze medals in different singles events.
Some Nashik players lost in semifinals or finals but still earned medals.
Local table tennis officials congratulated the players for their performance.
Nashik masters table tennis players won two gold, one silver and four bronze medals at the Maharashtra Masters State Ranking Table Tennis Championship.
Suresh Sharma and Sunil Malode helped the Maharashtra Warriors win the men’s above-60 team gold medal.
Swati Agharkar won silver in the women’s above-60 category after losing the final 3-2 to Mumbai’s Manisha Pradhan.
Nutan Dhikle, Shivanand Kundaje, Sanjay Shirsat and Sagar Kulkarni each secured bronze medals in their respective events.
The championship was the second Maharashtra Masters State Ranking Table Tennis Championship and was held in Kolhapur.
- Who
- Masters table tennis players from Nashik, including Suresh Sharma, Sunil Malode, Swati Agharkar, Nutan Dhikle, Shivanand Kundaje, Sanjay Shirsat and Sagar Kulkarni.
- What
- They won two gold medals, one silver medal and four bronze medals at the 2nd Maharashtra Masters State Ranking Table Tennis Championship.
- When
- At the recently concluded championship; the article does not provide specific dates.
- Where
- Kolhapur, Maharashtra.
- Why
- They competed in the state-ranking championship’s team and singles events.
- Championship
- 2nd Maharashtra Masters State Ranking Table Tennis Championship
- Location
- Kolhapur
- Nashik medal tally
- Two gold, one silver and four bronze medals
- Gold-winning team
- Maharashtra Warriors
- Gold final result
- Maharashtra Warriors defeated KRC of TSTTA Mumbai 3-1
- Silver medalist
- Swati Agharkar in the women’s above-60 category
- Bronze medalists
- Nutan Dhikle, Shivanand Kundaje, Sanjay Shirsat and Sagar Kulkarni