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London, Sep 3 - Russia’s Raisa Tchebanika won the Paralympic table tennis gold Monday beating Ukraine’s Antonina Khodzynska in the W6 category final.
The 48-year-old Tchebanika won in straight sets 14-12, 11-2, 11-8.
W6 is the category for athletes with impaired limb function.
In the current medal rankings China leads the table with Britain and Russia in second and third.
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