Sporting Digest: Table tennis

Sunday 18 July 1993 23:02 BST

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FEARS that England would be unable to stage the 1994 European Championships have been averted by a compromise decision over the use of toxic glues on players' bats. The English Table Tennis Association has agreed to continue the ban in England, but to allow senior English players only to use the adhesives when playing against foreign players.

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