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Table Tennis Rules
Download the Official Rules
Below are the official rules of table tennis. Updated February 2026.
- Download the Laws of Table Tennis - the official rules of table tennis
- Download the Complete ITTF Statutes Document
Source: ITTF
Major Table Tennis Rule Changes
The sport saw some major changes since year 2000 - the change from a 21-point game to an 11-point game, the rules to enforce ball visibility during serve and the change of the ball material from celluloid to plastic.
- 2021: Change in Rubber Color Requirements
- 2014: Plastic "Poly" Ball replacing Celluloid ball
- 2002: Improving ball visibility during serve
- 2001: Changing from a 21-point system to an 11-point system