Anders Lind (born 14 December 1998) is a Danish table tennis player. A left-handed attacking player using the shakehand grip, he has represented Denmark at the Olympic Games, the World Table Tennis Championships, the European Table Tennis Championships and the European Games. He has won multiple Danish national titles in singles, doubles and mixed doubles, and has also competed professionally in Germany and France.
Career Lind was born in Hørsholm, Denmark, and began playing table tennis during primary school. His first club was Vedbaek. He made his first international appearances in 2010 and became more prominent internationally from the mid-2010s. In 2017 he competed at both the European Championships and the World Championships; at the latter event he was eliminated in qualification in the singles competition, while Denmark finished 17th in the team event.
In 2018 Lind won the under-21 singles title at the Croatia Open. From 2018 to 2020 he played for TTC Zugbrücke Grenzau in the Table Tennis Bundesliga, having previously played in Germany for 1. FSV Mainz 05. At the 2019 European Games in Minsk, he reached the round of 32 in singles and finished fourth with the Danish men's team, which lost the bronze-medal match to Portugal.
For the 2020–21 season Lind moved to France to play for G. V. Hennebont. On 23 March 2021 he was seriously injured in a car accident, suffering, among other injuries, fractures to two vertebrae. According to reports, a long spinal operation prevented permanent paralysis, but the accident caused him to miss the qualification tournament for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. He later returned to competition and won the French championship and the ETTU Cup with Hennebont in the 2022–23 season, alongside players including Chuang Chih-yuan, Kristian Karlsson and Ioannis Sgouropoulos.
Since the 2024–25 season Lind has played in the Table Tennis Bundesliga for Borussia Dortmund. After winning the WTT Feeder Olomouc 2023, he added another WTT Feeder title at WTT Feeder Panagyurishte 2024. He attracted international attention at the China Smash 2024 in Beijing, where he defeated world number one Wang Chuqin and reached the semi-finals.
Lind made his Olympic debut at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. In the men's singles, he defeated Marcos Freitas and Miłosz Redzimski before losing in the round of 16 to Tomokazu Harimoto. In September 2025, at WTT Champions Macao 2025, he defeated another world number one, Lin Shidong, in seven games and reached the semi-finals of a WTT Champions event for the first time, where he lost to Hugo Calderano. He had already won his first WTT singles title at WTT Contender Lagos 2025 earlier that year. In November 2025 he reached another WTT Champions semi-final in Frankfurt after victories over Hwan Bae, Shunsuke Togami and Félix Lebrun. These results helped him qualify for the WTT Finals 2025, where he lost in the first round to Truls Möregårdh.
Lind is married to Belarusian table tennis player Daria Trigolos.tischtennis, 2023/11 Region 5 Seite 1 (in German) He has been described as the first Dane to win Danish national championships in every age category, from mini-cadet to senior level.
Playing style and equipment Lind is a left-handed attacking player using the shakehand grip. His equipment has included an Anders Lind Hexa Carbon blade with Donic BlueStar and BlueGrip rubbers.
Selected results EventYearLocationCountrySinglesDoublesMixedTeamU21Olympic Games2024ParisRound of 16Round of 16European Table Tennis Championships2025ZadarRound of 16European Table Tennis Championships2024LinzRound of 32Round of 32European Table Tennis Championships2023MalmöQuarter-finalsEuropean Table Tennis Championships2022MunichRound of 64Round of 32European Table Tennis Championships2021Cluj-NapocaSemi-finalsEuropean Table Tennis Championships2018AlicanteRound of 32Round of 64European Table Tennis Championships2017Luxembourg City17thEuropean Games2023KrakówRound of 16Quarter-finalsEuropean Games2019MinskRound of 324thWorld Table Tennis Championships2026LondonRound of 16World Table Tennis Championships2025DohaRound of 64Round of 64World Table Tennis Championships2023CairoQuarter-finalsRound of 32World Table Tennis Championships2021HoustonRound of 128World Table Tennis Championships2019BudapestRound of 128Round of 32World Table Tennis Championships2018Halmstad29thWorld Table Tennis Championships2017DüsseldorfQualificationTable Tennis World Cup2026Macau17th–32ndWTT Feeder2023OlomoucWinnerWTT Feeder2024PanagyurishteWinnerWTT Feeder2024PristinaRunner-upWTT Contender2026LagosWinnerRound of 16WTT Contender2025TunisRunner-upWTT Contender2025LagosWinnerWTT Champions2025MacauSemi-finalsWTT Champions2025FrankfurtSemi-finals
References
External links
Anders Lind on YouTube