Updated On: 19 July, 2022 08:18 AM IST | Mumbai | Subodh Mayure
“I’m grateful to TTFI’s CoA [Table Tennis Federation of India’s Committee of Administrators] for changing their decision and including me [in the CWG team]. I believe I deserve this chance and I hope to make my country proud,” said Chitale on the sidelines of a felicitation function at the Khar Gymkhana on Sunday

Diya Chitale
City paddler Diya Chitale, 18, who will represent India at the upcoming Commonwealth Games (CWG) in Birmingham (July 28 to August 8) after approaching the Delhi High Court following her initial non-selection, is most keen to make the opportunity count.
“I’m grateful to TTFI’s CoA [Table Tennis Federation of India’s Committee of Administrators] for changing their decision and including me [in the CWG team]. I believe I deserve this chance and I hope to make my country proud,” said Chitale on the sidelines of a felicitation function at the Khar Gymkhana on Sunday.