World Para Table Tennis (WPTT) is the international governing body for table tennis for people with disabilities.

The three disability categories in table tennis are Wheelchair, Standing, and Intellectual.

The minimum age requirement to compete in international table tennis competitions for people with disabilities is 14 years old.

There are 11 classes in table tennis for people with disabilities.

Wheelchair is the most common type of disability in table tennis.

The maximum number of sets that can be played in a table tennis match for people with disabilities is 5.

The scoring system used in table tennis for people with disabilities is best of 5 games.

The size of a table tennis table used in competitions for people with disabilities is 2.74 m x 1.525 m.

The height of the net used in table tennis for people with disabilities is 15.25 cm.

The diameter of a table tennis ball used in competitions for people with disabilities is 40 mm.

The weight of a table tennis ball used in competitions for people with disabilities is 2.7 grams.

The color of a table tennis ball used in competitions for people with disabilities is white.

The maximum number of players that can be on a team in table tennis for people with disabilities is 3.

The World Para Table Tennis Championships is the most prestigious table tennis tournament for people with disabilities.

China has won the most medals in table tennis at the Paralympic Games.