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The champion of the US$85,000 table-tennis Women's World Cup will be decided today at Queen Elizabeth Stadium in Wan Chai. Sixteen of the world's best women's players, including champions from four continents, are competing in the three-day tournament that ends today.

The champion will walk away with US$28,000. The mainland's world number one Zhang Yining  was the favourite to win before last night's matches. For the latest results, see tomorrow's South China Morning Post.

Meanwhile, the Hong Kong  Table Tennis Association has organised  a workshop for those  aged 17 and below at 2pm tomorrow  at Wai Tsuen Sports Centre,  Tsuen Wan.

Apart from Zhang, star players like  Wang Nan and  Niu Jianfeng, also from the mainland, have been invited to  perform demonstrations during the workshop.



Table-tennis event reaches its climax